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OAKLAND (KRON) — There are still as many as two dozen people missing after a devastating fire in Oakland killed 30 people.

The fire started Friday night at 11:32 p.m. in a warehouse at 1305 31st Avenue where it appears a concert was taking place.

Police believe the victims were a young group of people, ranging from 20 to 30-years-old.

There was a Facebook event page for the concert that was taking place as the fire started. According to the page, about 200 people said they would be attending the event, called the “Golden Donna 100% Silk 2016 West Coast Tour.” The page had dozens of people commenting, asking about loved ones who are still unaccounted for.

That page provided a list of people who went missing during the inferno, but have since left the following note:

“This list is no longer being updated. Oakland OES (Office of Emergency Services) has the most recently updated spreadsheet with names, status and contact info of the missing.

  • Chelsea Faith Dolan
  • Barrett Clark
  • Peter wadsworth
  • Nicholas Walrath
  • Feral Pines
  • Ara Christina Jo
  • Ben Runnels
  • Jennifer Kiyomi Tanouye
  • Cash Askew
  • Alex Ghassan
  • Hanna Ruax
  • Jonathan Bernbaum
  • Johan Handel
  • Alana Kane
  • Micah Danemayer
  • Jason MCarty
  • Johnny Igaz
  • Chase aka Nex Iguolo
  • Griffin Madden
  • Amanda Kershaw
  • Denaldo Nicole Renae aka Nicole Siegrist
  • Travis Hough
  • Joey Casio aka Joseph Matlock
  • Ara Jo

This is the original list provided by thepost. KRON4 will make changes as information is received.

A large portion of the building still needs to be searched, and there is a very real possibility that more bodies remain trapped inside, Oakland Fire Dept. Chief Teresa Deloach-Reed said.

Parts of the structure collapsed during the fire and there were already lots of makeshift structures inside. This is making it difficult for firefighters to navigate the building and conduct a full search.

With the investigation of the fire still in the preliminary stages, Chief Deloach-Reed is waiting to release more information about the cause and aftermath. She did say this will be a very long process that needs to be handled with the utmost caution.