L.A. in chaos: Governor announces months of clearance work!

L.A. in chaos: Governor announces months of clearance work!

15300 Block Friends Street, Los Angeles, Kalifornien, USA - California governor Gavin Newsom estimates that the evacuation after the devastating fires in Los Angeles will take between six and nine months. This period is necessary to remove the debris and to complete the inspections of the affected buildings, which should take place within two weeks, such as Pz-News reported.

To help the affected residents, photos will be taken by every destroyed or damaged house in the next few days and uploaded on a special website. This page will provide information about the condition of the buildings so that the residents do not have to drive into the locked areas. Many residents are unsure whether their houses are still standing or what is left of them, and the photos should also serve as support in contact with the insurance companies. Newsom pointed out that the clearance work is complicated by spreading electric cars and their infrastructure, such as the tesla battery storage. Residues of the batteries must be disposed of properly.

devastating destruction and deaths

The fires, which particularly affected the Pacific Palisades district, have so far been destroyed or damaged over 12,000 buildings. According to Latimes have been killed. The Palisades fire grew from 17,200 Acres on Thursday morning to 19,978 Acres on Thursday evening and was only contained 6%. Over 9,000 buildings, including residential buildings and shops, were damaged or destroyed, including about 5,300 by the Palisades fire.

In addition, the Eaton fire spread on an estimated 4,000 to 5,000 structures. A new fire, the Kenneth fire in Woodland Hills, has also started to spread quickly and reaches about 1,000 acres. The LAPD examines a death in the 15,300 Block Friends Street in Palisades and a nightly lock from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. is considered for affected areas. The California National Guard was asked for support for the traffic regulation and protective measures, and a total of 8,000 national guards are deployed to support regional forest fires. Los Angeles County remains under a red flag warning due to critical fire.

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