A state of emergency was ordered due to California forest fire

A US state-owned Donald Trump ordered a state of emergency in California on Friday after the shore and forest fires in the south of the state have hit several mountains around Los Angeles, writes MTI. The decision was made by Jerry Brown, Governor of California, asking the president.
The decree will allow federal sources to assist California State and local forces. The federal emergency funds go to Los Angeles, Riverside, San Diego and Ventura, where a very serious situation has arisen.

Forest fires caused by unpredictable winds have been destroyed on thousands of hectares, and 439 buildings were destroyed in a few days. The largest fires are north of Los Angeles, but spread to the west to Santa Barbara.