Fire in Los Angeles turns into a disaster: Before-and-after photos reveal the reality
The Palisades wildfires in Los Angeles have spiraled out of control, spreading to residential areas as they were fueled by strong winds, turning into a major disaster. At least 10 people have lost their lives as a result of the fires, and 179 thousand people in the region have been evacuated.
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A comparison between photos taken after the wildfire, which spread under the influence of strong winds in Los Angeles, California, and satellite imagery from the past has revealed the extent of the fire's impact.
As the wildfire in Los Angeles continues to affect residential areas, the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner's Office has confirmed that at least 10 people have died in the fires.
The lack of water in fire hydrants in residential areas has become the center of intense criticism, with elected local officials also facing backlash.
According to authorities, the fires in the Los Angeles area, including the blaze that broke out in the Hollywood Hills, have turned a vast area to ash, and evacuation orders have been issued for approximately 179 thousand people.
The estimated economic damage caused by the wildfires spreading under the influence of strong winds in the state of California is between 135 and 150 billion dollars.
