The most devastating wildfires in California history

Fires have spread in Los Angeles and surrounding areas in the state of California, USA. It is the most destructive wildfire in California history. California officials said the fires burned a total of 38,629 acres (about 60 square miles) in the Palisades, Eaton and Hearst areas. It is larger than the size of the city of Paris. The area of ​​Paris is 40 square miles. News CNN.

The Palisades fire, in particular, burned 23,713 acres (about 37 square miles), near the city of Paris. The fire is spreading fast. causing severe damage to the natives. Wildfires remain a major challenge. The situation can be more dire on gusty wind speed.

Various discussions are going on about the outbreak of the ongoing terrible fire in the Palisades area. At first, it was believed that the fire started from fireworks during New Year’s celebrations. However, a few days after the fire was extinguished, a new fire broke out, raising suspicions. Experts say that debris from old fires can spark new fires. Evidence of this has also been found in satellite imagery.

At least 24 people have died and 23 are missing in the fire so far. Curfew has also been imposed in some areas to ensure security of the area. California authorities said they are taking swift action to bring the situation under control. Later wind speed reductions can help control wildfires.

 

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