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A fast-moving brush fire grew to 1,000 acres on Saturday (Oct 3) afternoon in the mountains northeast of Santa Clarita, California, triggering evacuation orders as firefighters fought it from the ground and the air.

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00:02A fast-moving brush fire grew to 1,000 acres on Saturday afternoon in the mountains northeast
00:09of Santa Clarita, California, triggering evacuation orders as firefighters fought it
00:15from the ground and the air. Aerial footage showed thick plumes of smoke rising above
00:20burning mountain ridges, while water-dropping helicopters hovered to fill up with water
00:26and then dropped it on the flames. The fire, called the Bouquet Fire, started at about 2.30
00:33p.m. local time near Bouquet Canyon Road and Quarry Road in the Angeles National Forest.
00:39Authorities ordered residents in surroundings areas to leave,
00:43as the fire spread quickly across the rugged terrain.
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