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No water to put out fire! Arson? The wildfires in California, USA are getting bigger and bigger!

No water to put out fire! Arson? The wildfires in California, USA are getting bigger and bigger! More than 10,000 luxury homes burned down! Insurance not paying compensation? Welcome to subscribe! Welcome to subscribe! From January 7 to 10, Southern California experienced its worst wildfire disaster in history. Starting from Tuesday, a strong Santa Ana wind fueled the spread of wildfires. Multiple wildfires broke out in Los Angeles County one after another. After raging for several days, at least 11 people have died and tens of thousands of houses and buildings have been razed to the ground. , hundreds of thousands of residents were displaced. The devastating fire destroyed not only homes but also places of worship and even brought the local animal shelter to the brink of collapse. The Palisades Fire first broke out on Tuesday in the Pacific Palisades community east of Malibu in Los Angeles County. Over the next few days, the fire quickly turned into a catastrophic disaster, engulfing entire communities. As of Friday evening, the Palisades Fire had burned more than 21,596 acres and was only 8% contained, according to the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection. The scene of catastrophic destruction was overwhelming. More than 50 blocks were razed to the ground, leaving only withered outlines and chimneys. Los Angeles Fire Department Chief Kristen Crowley said the fire has destroyed 5,316 structures since Tuesday. According to CNN, celebrities such as famous actors Jamie Lee Curtis and Billy Crystal were also affected, and their mansions in Palisades were reduced to ashes. The fire caused more devastation than the Sayre Fire, the worst in California history. The Palisades Fire destroyed more structures than the November 2008 wildfire that destroyed 604 buildings in the city's northernmost suburbs, according to the Wildfire Alliance, a partnership between city fire departments and the nonprofit MySafe: LA. The Sale Fire. Inland, the Eaton Fire caused equally devastating damage. The fire destroyed more than 7,000 homes, apartments and commercial buildings in the Altadena area and severely damaged the campuses of five local schools. As of Friday evening, the Eaton Fire had grown to 14,117 acres and was only 3% contained. Our channel aims to analyze meteorological phenomena and provide information for scientific research. Advocate and promote more scientific environmental protection concepts, prevent disasters and protect the earth. Let us work together to protect the environment, love the earth, strengthen cross-border cooperation, and contribute to the better future of the earth! Geography + Humanities + New Knowledge = A New Three-Dimensional Perspective on Understanding the Earth Videos are updated every day. Your subscription is the greatest support to us! We wish for world peace and hope that my viewers, wherever you are, will be happy and safe.