After being active for 11 days, the Oak Fire has burned 42 acres and, by Sunday morning, has been fully contained, though the cause remains under investigation.
Containment doesn't mean the fire is completely out; it signifies that the entire perimeter is surrounded by control lines, preventing further spread.
Controlling a fire goes beyond containment—it's about ensuring the fire cannot break past the containment line, indicating a critical phase in wildfire management.
The containment percentage measures the area surrounded by control lines, providing insight into the incident's management and the progress made by firefighters.
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