A large fire erupted at a Chevron oil refinery in El Segundo, California on Thursday night, producing massive flames that could be seen from miles away. Authorities advised residents to remain indoors. By early Friday, the blaze had been contained and city officials confirmed there was no danger to the public. No evacuation orders were issued.

However, “there is still an active fire and road closures remain in place,” the statement mentioned, according to AP . Also Read | How the California fires are remaking the L.A. economy

3. El Segundo Mayor Chris Pimentel told CNN affiliate KCAL/KCBS that the city’s fire station is just a quarter mile from the refinery, allowing crews to respond “immediately.” The mayor said, “Obviously, we are very concerned, and there is a lot of investig

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