Neverland Catches Fire
Following a fire that broke out in the forested areas of Los Angeles County in the state of California, part of Neverland caught fire. Nearly one hundred firefighters are working to put out the blaze, using special helicopters to pour water onto the fire.
It has been reported that the fire spread up to a quarter of a mile from Michael’s home in Neverland and covered about 40 acres of the 2,500-acre property. However, none of the buildings, amusement parks, or playground equipment were affected by the fire. No one was injured in the incident, and the animals are safe.
A spokesperson for the Santa Barbara Fire Department said the fire has almost stopped and is not spreading further.
Michael left Neverland a year ago and hasn’t returned since. In March of this year, he shut down Neverland and fired many of its employees.
Reimon Bain, Michael’s spokesperson, said in an interview with Gail Felix about the incident that the fire started in the bushes of the area, but fortunately it didn’t spread because those bushes are trimmed regularly and watered. Reimon Bain called the wetness of the grass in the area a blessing from God.
Source: eMJey / AP
A spokesperson for the Santa Barbara Fire Department said the fire has almost stopped and is not spreading further.
Michael left Neverland a year ago and hasn’t returned since. In March of this year, he shut down Neverland and fired many of its employees.
Reimon Bain, Michael’s spokesperson, said in an interview with Gail Felix about the incident that the fire started in the bushes of the area, but fortunately it didn’t spread because those bushes are trimmed regularly and watered. Reimon Bain called the wetness of the grass in the area a blessing from God.
Source: eMJey / AP