The two fires that rage Los Angelsconsidered by the US government as “the most devastating” in the history of Californiahave already caused ten deaths and remained out of control on Thursday night, when weather conditions threaten to worsen.
The sheriff of county Robert Luna declared this Friday a toque of is left over night in the areas affected by the devastating fires that have devastated much of Los Angels.
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“You can’t be in these affected areas. If you are, you can be arrested,” Luna said at a news conference. “We’re doing it to protect the structures, the houses that people have abandoned because we’ve ordered them to leave.”
The winds are expected to ease in Los Angeles this Friday, a situation that could help firefighters control fires more quickly.
According to the information, the losses due to the incident could reach just over 150 million dollars.
Since Thursday, California Governor Gavin Newsom deployed the National Guard.
In addition to this, Los Angeles County Supervisor Kathryn Barger said that looters would face the full weight of the law. “I promise you that you will be responsible,” he said. “Shame on those who take advantage of our neighbors during this time of crisis.”
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