US EditionDeath Toll in Los Angeles Fires Rises to 10: Coroner
- Massive wildfires in Los Angeles have killed at least 10 people and displaced nearly 180,000, according to authorities.
- The biggest fire has consumed almost 20,000 acres in the Pacific Palisades neighborhood, with only 6% containment reported.
- Governor Gavin Newsom announced the deployment of National Guard members to assist in patrolling affected areas and preventing looting.
- The wildfires have caused significant destruction, including the loss of 10,000 homes, and have led to power outages across the region.
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The Washington Hispanic
The numerous fires that have plagued Los Angeles for five days, causing at least eleven deaths, spread this Saturday to areas so far unscathed, which in turn were the target of evacuation orders. Entire neighborhoods of the second largest city in the United States were devastated: more than 12,000 buildings have been destroyed and more than 15,000 hectares have been covered in smoke. It seems “a war scenario,” President Joe Biden compared. It is…
Why Los Angeles was unprepared for fire
In Los Angeles's chaparral-covered ecosystem, wildfires in the mountains are an annual ritual. But when those fires leaped into residential neighbourhoods earlier this week, killing 11 people and destroying thousands of homes, the city suddenly found itself in survival mode.
Anger and resentment rise in Los Angeles over fire response
ALTADENA, United States – After being largely reduced to ashes by wildfire, Altadena was being patrolled by National Guard soldiers on Friday. For residents of this devastated Los Angeles suburb, the arrival of these men in uniform is too little, too late. “We didn’t see a single firefighter while we were throwing buckets of water to defend our house against the flames” on Tuesday night, said Nicholas Norman, 40. “They were too busy over in the …
The authorities in the USA have reported another fire victim. However, it will take time to determine the exact number of deaths. The number of deaths in the forest fires in the greater Los Angeles area in the US state of California has risen to at least eleven, according to the coroner's office. All of the victims died on Wednesday and Thursday. According to the medical examiner, six people died in the so-called Eaton Fire near Pasadena, and fi…
Celebrities Whose Homes Were Lost in the Los Angeles Wildfires
As the wildfires in Los Angeles continue to burn, thousands of structures have been lost, from homes to businesses and more. Sadly, that means quite a few celebrities have lost their homes. As the days go on, more and more actors and personalities have shared their losses on social media, mourning what they had to leave behind in evacuating. Some have only seen damage, but it has been extensive, if not catastrophic. You can see a list of celebs …
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