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Fire broke out in Los Angeles city of America

Los Angeles Fire: Fire has created havoc in Los Angeles, America. At least seven people have died so far due to the fire. Many houses have been destroyed due to fire. According to an estimate, 5000 buildings have been destroyed. Firefighters are trying hard to extinguish the fire but have not been able to control it.

The fire is continuously spreading

The wildfires in Los Angeles are continuously increasing. The fire that started in the Pacific Palisades forests has now engulfed six more forests. The fire is not limited to the forests but has also destroyed residential areas on a large scale. It is estimated that there has been a loss of about 50 billion dollars due to the fire. The fire is spread over an area of 2900 acres and is continuously increasing.

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Effort to extinguish fire in America’s Los Angeles city

Strong winds increased the problem

According to the Los Angeles Fire Department, the largest fire is in the Palisades Forest. A large area of the forest has been burnt to ashes by the fire. The situation is such that fire brigade teams are constantly facing shortage of water. 60 more companies have been put on standby to extinguish the fire. Efforts are being made to control the fire with helicopters and planes. It is becoming difficult to control the fire due to strong winds.

smoke and smoke everywhere

The houses of various celebrities including Billy Crystal, Mandy Moore and Paris Hilton have been burnt to ashes in the massive fire that broke out in and around the city of Los Angeles. So far, about two lakh people have been evacuated to safe places due to the fire. Pictures viral on social media show houses burning on fire, people screaming and even sparks coming out of trees. Smoke is being seen everywhere.

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Damage caused by fire in America’s Los Angeles city

Big events canceled

Hollywood’s biggest stars gathered to walk the Golden Globes red carpet about 72 hours before the fire occurred. However, after the fire, the enthusiasm of the Golden Globes awards ceremony also cooled down. Additionally, the premieres of “Better Man” and “The Last Showgirl” have been canceled. The Screen Actors Guild Awards nominations were announced via press release rather than a live event, and events such as the AFI Awards have also been canceled. Oscar nominations have also been postponed.