Fires in California: the most shocking images of the tragedy

According to the site Sky Alert Stormthese are fires fanned by the winds of Saint Anneknown as “the devil’s”: dry and warm currents that blow in the south of the state and that occur in cold seasons, being dangerous due to their low humidity.

Fire in Los Angeles: some of the celebrities who live in the disaster zone

Several celebrities live in the disaster area and had to evacuate. Ben Affleckfor example, acquired its property in Pacific Palisades in July for US$20.5 million. This mansion, originally designed by the architect Cliff May in the 1940s and later remodeled, it has 1,200 square meters.

Also the renowned actor Tom Hanks and his wife, Rita Wilsonthey own a huge mansion US$26 million in the area. This property, acquired in 2010, spans 1,400 square meters, including four bedrooms, five bathrooms, a theater and a swimming pool.

California fire

The magnitude was unleashed this Tuesday in Los Angeles, California, and forced more than 80,000 people to evacuate their homes.

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Miles Tellerknown for his role in Top Gun: Maverickand his wife, the model Kaleigh Sperrybought their Pacific Palisades home in March for US$7.5 million. This Cape Cod-style property has 1,100 square meters, five bedrooms, seven bathrooms, a theater room and a gym.

Voracious fire in California: there are already more than 80,000 evacuees and the flames reached more than 1,000 hectares

A massive forest fire broke out this Tuesday in Los Angeles, California, and forced more than 80,000 people to evacuate their homes. Firefighters have been fighting the flames for several hours, which have already affected at least 1,000 hectares.

While the authorities investigate the origin of the fire, firefighters are fighting the flames, which have advanced over residential areas. According to him California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (Cal Fire), they already burned more than 1,000 hectares. Furthermore, the strong winds dispersed the flames and concern is growing about the possible spread of the fire.

“The fire is fueled by a combination of strong winds and topography, which extremely challenges our personnel,” he said. Kristin Crowleychief of the Los Angeles Fire Department. Likewise, he added that “more than 10,000 houses are under threat”.