Los Angeles' worst fire in history could not be controlled, death toll rises to 16

 January 12, 2025

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The worst fire in history that broke out in the American city of Los Angeles on Tuesday could not be controlled.

According to a foreign news agency report, more than 12,000 houses and buildings were reduced to ashes, and more than 200,000 people were forced to relocate.

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New evacuation orders have been issued in some areas. According to reports, 16 people were killed and hundreds were injured in the fire. 13 people are still missing and the search is ongoing

A health emergency has been declared in Los Angeles County, and a red flag warning has been issued, as strong winds are expected to further spread the fire.

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According to a foreign news agency, Hollywood stars Mark Hamill, Mandy Moore and James Woods also had to leave their luxurious homes, and a nighttime curfew has been imposed in the affected areas due to looting incidents.

More than 12,000 firefighters, 1,150 fire engines, 60 aircraft and 143 water tankers are engaged in efforts to extinguish the fire, in addition to which Mexico and Canada have also announced assistance