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Los Angeles Wild Fire: 10 Key Facts To Note
While experts continue their investigation to find out the real cause of the Los Angeles wild fire that has cost millions, here are 10 key facts that have emanated from the incident:
- Multiple wild fires in Los Angeles have destroyed buildings and displaced thousands
- About 3,000 acres have thus far burned, and area mainly affected is Pacific Palisades
- Wild Fires broke out Tuesday morning; experts still trying to ascertain the cause
- About 1,000 acres have burned in the hills above Altadena,
- The Hurst First has burned at least 500 acres in the San Fernando Valley
- Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass has declared a state of emergency
- officials fear the worst may come
- Fire was triggered by a powerful windstorm on January 8, 2025 in the Pacific Palisades neighborhood of Los Angeles
- The Palisades Fire broke out southeast of Palisades Drive at around 10:30 a.m. on Tuesday, and has burned at least 2,921 acres of the Pacific Palisades neighborhood between Malibu and Santa Monica. READ ALSO: Trudeau’s Resignation Speech: Canadian PM Near Tears
- California is prone to fire because of its warmer temperatures and lack of rainfall but dry. Some experts cite forests have also become overgrown due to decades of fire suppression, making present-day fires worse.
- Los Angeles Wild Fire : 10 Key Facts To Note sourced from reports on the inferno