Los Angeles: 1500 houses burned, 7,500 firefighters in the battle of firefighting – Unequal battle with flames

Dramatic moments pass the inhabitants in the vast sown destruction with burned homes and thousands of people leaving their homes. From the devastating fires in Los Angeles five people died. The flames now threaten Hollywood sectors, which were given a “mandatory order” to be rushed away from their homes. CORVERSE The order was given because a new fire outbreak occurred in the hills in the area where the heart of the film industry beats yesterday (08.01.2025) evening, a few hundred meters from Hollywood Boulevard and the famous Chinese Theater. Another focus was displayed in the neighbouring Studio City district, alarming authorities. Some 1,500 buildings were staggered and over 100,000 residents of the U.S. city were forced to flee because of the fiery lullaby. Authorities do not hide that they fear that the victims’ account will become even heavier. SMOKE ADVERSE from Greater Los Angeles wildfires over the last 20 hours is visited from space. This is a view from the GOES-WEST satelite, each frame replies 5 minutes. — Luke (@lukewines) “I’m very nervous, scared of what happened elsewhere,” Sharon Ibara, 29, told the French Agency, amid a traffic jam because of the order to speed away Hollywood residents. Los Angeles is faced with “wind hurricane power, combined with extreme drought conditions”, summed up by the mayor of the second largest US city, Democratic politician Karen Bass, during a press conference last night. Amid terrifying clouds of black smoke, winds were breathing at speeds of even 160 kilometers an hour yesterday, sometimes carrying sparks within miles. The fight to extinguish fires is long and difficult. Radical winds are gradually weakening, but the American weather service has kept its stormy wind warning signal in place until tomorrow Friday. The first fire camp was spotted the morning before Tuesday (07.01.2025) in the hills overseeing the exact Pacific Palisades district, where celebrities live and buildings worth millions of dollars are located each. Since then, hobs have multiplied in northern suburbs, with fires manifesting and spreading at frightening speeds, within a few minutes. While Trump is braying like an ass about annxing Canada, Canadians are in Los Angeles tonight dripping water on the Palisades fire. — HUSAIN (@_Syed_Husain_) “We don’t have enough firefighters in Los Angeles to deal with this situation,” Los Angeles County chief Anthony Maroni said with despair yesterday morning. “Over 7,500” firefighters, some from other U.S. states, are struggling to control “unprecedented fires in Los Angeles,” California governor, Democrat Gavin Newsome, said last night. The firmes look like Terrorism act to destroying California. Six different fire breakout; Los Angeles, Palisades, Pasadena, Sunset, now Studio City — Lucifer (@krishnakamal077) The Altadina community was reminded yesterday of a bombed area, with buildings still burning and houses being turned into excrement. REUTERS/David Swanson William Gonzalez returned home yesterday, where he had left in haste the previous day. He stated that “we lost almost everything”. “The flames devoured our dreams. There are no more but ashes here.” One of the five victims lived in Altadina, it was Victor Shaw who stayed at his house and fought with the flames to save it. In vain. “It seems that he has tried to save the family’s home for nearly 55 years,” Al Tanner’s friend, who found him lifeless, told the local television network with a water pipe still in hand. Authorities called on citizens to save on water, as three tanks fueling firefighters emptied due to efforts to control the fire in the Pacific Palisades district. Elected President Donald Trump for his part spread via Truth Social false allegations, arguing that California is hit by water shortages due to the policies of the Democrats to protect the environment, because they are in fact wasting water to save “useless fish”. In fact, most water used in Los Angeles is drawn from the Colorado River and used primarily for crop irrigation. REUTERS/Ringo Chiu outgoing president Joe Biden, in power for a few more days, has just returned to Washington from a visit to California. After releasing federal resources to boost the firefighting effort, he canceled a trip scheduled to begin today in Italy, according to the White House spokesman. Fires also cause problems in the film industry. Several filming films and series stopped, Universal Studios Hollywood park closed. There are many Tells that the IRGC/Iran lit Palisades, Los Angeles on fire. Here’s one, the unofficial spokesman of the regime Marandi re-suspended theurge to write: “The end of the Great Satan. “No tweets about the symbolic Hollywood fire at all, 0. — Akıncı (@YavuzSelim23_1) The announcement of the Oscar nominations was postponed for 19 January from 17th, as was the Critics Choice Awards ceremony, to be held on Sunday. Warm winds known as Santa Ana are common during Californian winter. But this week their intensity was the highest since 2011, meteorologists noted. It is a true nightmare for firefighters, as California after two quite rainy years is now hit by abnormally dry winter. There are many Tells that the IRGC/Iran lit Palisades, Los Angeles on fire. Here’s one, the unofficial spokesman of the regime Marandi re-suspended theurge to write: “The end of the Great Satan. “No tweets about the symbolic Hollywood fire at all, 0. — Akıncı (@YavuzSelim23_1) Scientists do not cease to warn that climate change will make more frequent weather phenomena that are characterised as extreme, multiply so-called natural disasters. Something that now echoes firemen in Los Angeles. “It’s probably climate change that affects everything. I’m sure it’s all getting worse,” said Debbie Collins in front of her shop threatened by the flames in Altadina. “The world is really going bad,” she added, “we will need to do more.”