High winds are fueling wildfires in Los Angeles. Looks like someone has caught sight of this golden city! The city which was once shining with lights is now facing the heat of fire. The American film industry (Hollywood) is suffering huge losses due to the fire.
The current situation is that the entire city has been destroyed
On one hand, fire is raging in the forests. On the other side, high flames, clouds of black smoke in the sky… and chaos all around. A similar scene has been seen in Los Angeles, California for the last four days. Wildfire has also engulfed the city of Los Angeles. Scenes of devastation are visible everywhere. So far 11 people have died in the forest fire and more than 10,000 houses and other buildings have been burnt to ashes, thousands of vehicles have also been burnt. Although about 1.5 lakh people have been rescued and taken to safe places, the extent of damage caused to forest animals cannot be estimated. A large number of people have been asked to be prepared for any adverse situation.
This forecast was from the weather department
This devastating wildfire engulfed more than 1200 acres of the Pacific Palisades between Santa Monica and Malibu in California. The wildfire broke out towards residential areas of Los Angeles late Friday night, causing panic. Firefighters urged about 30,000 people to leave Pacific Palisades immediately for safety. During this period, about 13 thousand buildings and houses also came in danger. Before the California wildfires, the National Weather Service issued a severe fire warning for much of Los Angeles County from January 7 to January 9.
Ventura County serves more than 60 fire brigades
Fire has engulfed 50 acres in Ventura County; More than 60 fire brigade companies have been sent to extinguish it. Apart from Ventura County, there is also a fire in Kenneth, which has spread to 800 acres. Los Angeles County Fire Protection Chief Anthony Marone also dismissed reports that there was a shortage of water to extinguish the fire. “I have reports that the Los Angeles County Fire Department is experiencing water shortages due to this fire,” he said. We are in coordination with PWD. Anthony Marrone appealed to people to follow administration orders to evacuate the site.
