The Pacific Palisades fire burning in Los Angeles has now scorched 2,921 acres, prompting evacuations and creating hazardous conditions in the area. The Los Angeles Fire Department reported that it has sustained 0% containment as firefighters continue to battle the blaze under challenging windy conditions. Authorities have confirmed that numerous homes have been destroyed, although the exact number has yet to be verified. Evacuations were ordered for residents living near the affected areas to ensure their safety. ‘The winds are pushing this fire rapidly,’ said LAFD spokesperson, emphasizing the urgency of the situation. The fire began on October 20, 2023, and has spread due to strong Santa Ana winds that are expected to continue through the week. CAL FIRE and local agencies are working collaboratively on the firefighting efforts, utilizing aerial resources and ground units to combat the flames. Residents are advised to stay updated on evacuation orders and alerts through official channels and to prepare grab-and-go bags as a precaution.
Pacific Palisades Fire Scorches 2,921 Acres and Threatens Homes in Los Angeles
