‘It feels apocalyptic’: Californians on the loss and devastation from LA wildfires
Residents share their stories of evacuation, destruction of homes, and air pollution amid ongoing blazes
At least 10 people have been killed, thousands of structures have been burned to the ground and nearly 180,000 people have been evacuated as wildfires continue to blaze in Los Angeles.
The Palisades fire is the largest, with nearly 20,000 acres (8,090 hectares) burning, then Eaton at nearly 14,000 acres. Officials are reporting some progress with the Hurst fire, which was 37% contained as of Friday morning, and the Lidia fire in Acton, which was 75% contained. The Kenneth fire is nearly 1,000 acres and 35% contained.
Author Of article : Jem Bartholomew and Rachel Obordo
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