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Mandatory evacuation order in parts of Santa Monica

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The image consists of two parts: a tweet from the official City of Santa Monica Twitter account and a corresponding evacuation map. Left Side (Tweet): • Header: The top of the tweet shows the profile picture and Twitter handle “@santamonicacity,” with a small circular icon of a wave on an orange background. • Text: “City of Santa Monica is issuing an Evacuation Order for all areas of the city north of San Vicente. Evacuation Order: Immediate threat to life. This is a lawful order to LEAVE NOW. The area is closed to public access.” Below the text is a link for updates: “santamonica.gov.” • Footer: Timestamp shows “7:38 PM, 1/7/25” with “290K Views” indicating the popularity of the tweet. Right Side (Evacuation Map): • Map Features: A street map highlighting a large portion of Santa Monica. • Evacuation Zones: • Red Zone (Evacuation Order): The northern section of the map is marked in red, indicating a mandatory evacuation zone labeled “Evacuation order.” • Yellow Zone (Evacuation Warning): An adjacent area south of the red zone is highlighted in yellow, labeled “Evacuation warning,” suggesting a lower-level advisory for residents to prepare for potential evacuation. • Key Landmarks: • San Vicente Boulevard marks the southern boundary of the red zone. • Roads such as Amalfi Drive and Montana Avenue are visible. • Points of interest include the Brentwood Country Club to the east and Pacific Coast Highway (PCH) near Rogers Beach to the west. This map visually reinforces the evacuation directive, dividing affected areas into immediate and cautionary zones.
January 8, 2025 at 4:21 AM