California Film Commission bans filming in the wildfire zones

48 people lost their lives in the raging wildfire

By IANS
Published: November 14, 2018 5:50 PM IST

Amidst the raging California wildfire, The California Film Commission has banned filming in state parks and beaches in the wildfire zones until further notice. Also Read - Grammy Awards 2024: From Killer Mike getting handcuffed to Jay Z blasting organizers for snubbing Beyonce and more highlights from the evening

The commission made the announcement on Tuesday after the fire burned about 150 square miles of land in Ventura and Los Angeles counties in six days, reports variety.com. Also Read - Disha Patani to Esha Gupta: Top 10 Bollywood and Hollywood beauties rock the bikini look in style

"Due to the devastating fires in the Malibu area, Highway 1 along Pacific Coast Highway is closed to north and southbound traffic from Sunset Blvd. (Los Angeles County) to Las Posas Road (Ventura County). Also Read - Kim Kardashian reunites with American Horror Story creator Ryan Murphy for a legal drama; furious netizens react

"Applications for filming along this portion of PCH, as well as filming at the following State Parks and Beaches will not be accepted until further notice: Malibu Creek State Park, Malibu Pier, Tapia State Park, Point Mugu State Park, Sycamore Cove State Beach, Leo Carrillo State Park, Robert Meyer Memorial State Beach (El Matador, El Pescador and La Piedra), Point Dume Bluffs State Park, Point Dume State Beach, Paradise Cove," the commission said.

The commission also said that the Will Rogers State Historic Park is being used as a staging area for firefighters and is currently off-limits to filming.

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ByIANS
Published: November 14, 2018 5:50 PM IST