Multiple areas are still under evacuation warnings and orders.
An updated map of the Thompson Fire shows where California is still under evacuation orders and where restrictions have been lifted.The fire, which started in Butte Country on Tuesday morning, has forced thousands of Californians to leave their homes.The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection has continued to update the public on which areas are under orders, warnings or 'shelter in place' instructions.
It was 29 percent contained at the time, after 2,219 personnel were assigned to dealing with it, along with 13 helicopters, 242 engines, 47 dozers, 52 water tenders and 39 crews.At least two people have been injured and more than 17 structures have been damaged, according to CAL FIRE's most recent damages and destruction report.
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