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Martin Sheen has been found after son Charlie Sheen tweeted that he had not been able to reach his parents since the two wildfires in Southern California erupted on Thursday causing the evacuation of at least 30,000 homes.
“I cannot get ahold of my parents Martin and Janet Sheen,” Charlie, 53, wrote on Twitter Friday evening. “They are in the group, at the staging ground near Zuma Beach,” Charlie continued in reference to the beach county in Malibu. “If anyone has eyes on them, please let me know that they are safe and sound in the middle of this horrific scenario.”
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On Friday evening, Martin spoke to Fox 11, saying, “We evacuated early this morning from Point Dume around 9:30, and we’ve been here ever since.” The father of four also had a message for his kids. “Emilio, Ramon, Renee, Charlie…we’re fine. We’re at Zuma Beach and will probably sleep in the car tonight. We’re just fine and hope you guys are, too,” Martin said.
“We haven’t lost any lives so we have that to be grateful for,” he added, calling the latest wildfires “the worst ones I’ve seen” and “never seen one like this with this intensity.”
A rep for the West Wing star did not immediately respond to PEOPLE’s request for comment.
High winds, low humidity and dry vegetation have stoked the fires, which have quickly spread throughout the state over Thursday evening into Friday.
The Hill Fire, located near the Borderline Bar and Grill in Thousand Oaks, the site of Wednesday’s tragedy in which 12 people were killed, has burned through thousands of acres.
Martin Sheen and Charlie Sheen
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More than 75,000 homes in Ventura and Los Angeles were recently given evacuation orders as the other blaze, known as the Woolsey Fire, approached the California coastline, CNN reported.
According to The Los Angeles Times, residents in Malibu received a warning just after 12 p.m. on Friday to evacuate as the flames closed in on the city.
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By Friday afternoon, the Woolsey Fire had swelled from 10,000 acres to 14,000 and remains at zero percent containment.
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