A firefighter watches the Apple Fire in Cherry Valley, California, on Saturday.
(CNN)An out of control fire consuming in Cherry Valley, California, east of Los Angeles, has developed to a size of 12,000 sections of land, constraining around 7,800 individuals to clear, as indicated by the Riverside County Fire Department.
The Apple Fire started Friday right away before 5 p.m. PST (8 p.m. ET) the local group of fire-fighters said. As of Sunday morning, the fire is 12% contained, and more than 1,360 firemen were battling the blast.
No wounds have been accounted for. A solitary family home and two storehouses were crushed by the fire, the local group of fire-fighters tweeted.
