Oak Glen, California – The authorities said that the floods and clay collapses carry trees and buried rocks, damaged homes and drivers trapped in many California societies.
Oak Glin and Batta Province in San Bernardino Province said on Thursday that clay collapses affected the Forest Falls, Ok Glen and Batta in San Bernardino Province on Thursday.
The firefighting area said that a group of about 10 people traveling in at least six vehicles were crossed on the 38th road in the Jenx Lake area, near the San Bernardino National Forest.
The region said: “Despite the decrease in debris in both directions, the group is safe and its needs are evaluated by emergency crews,” the region said.
The California Highway patrol said that the road was still closed until Friday morning.
The firefighting area said that as of Thursday night, there were no reports of injuries or missing persons.
The clay collapses occurred after heavy rains. The national weather service has issued warnings of floods in the region.
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“San Bernardino County Fire plans for a full operational period tomorrow, with priorities focusing on completing damage assessments, supporting the affected population, and addressing critical infrastructure needs in partnership with Calfire, Calterns, and other allies.”