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As of 9:30 p.m. all evacuation orders have been lifted in the Lockheed Fire area.
Cal Fire spokesman John Buchanan said firefighters hope to have
the fire contained by Thursday and controlled by Aug. 30.
"The weather is really holding up well," Buchanan said. "The guys
out there are considering Mother Nature our friend right now."
He said that as of 7 a.m. today, the fire was 65 percent contained
as 2,165 firefighters from agencies across California battled the blaze. The
fire has consumed 7,017 acres since it started burning in the Santa Cruz
Mountains on Wednesday.
Two structures were damaged
in the fire's early stages but no other damage has been reported, Buchanan
said.
Five people have been injured, but none of the injuries were
believed to be life-threatening.
KGO contributed to this report.
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