Palisades Fire

Auteur(s): Katie Brown 2
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  • A fast-moving wildfire in Pacific Palisades, California, forced the evacuation of tens of thousands of residents and prompted a state of emergency declaration. The blaze, fueled by strong winds and dry conditions, rapidly consumed nearly 1,300 acres, destroying several buildings and threatening many more. Authorities deployed significant firefighting resources, including air support, while Governor Newsom and President Biden offered federal assistance. Mandatory evacuations were ordered, and schools were relocated, as officials prioritized the safety of residents and the protection of structures. The Getty Villa was impacted but remained safe due to proactive fire mitigation efforts.
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  • Palisades Fire_ Thousands Evacuated, State of Emergency Declared

    Palisades Fire_ Thousands Evacuated, State of Emergency Declared
    Jan 8 2025





    A swift-moving wildfire in Pacific Palisades, California, prompted the evacuation of tens of thousands of residents and led to a state of emergency declaration. Driven by strong winds and dry conditions, the blaze rapidly scorched nearly 1,300 acres, destroying several buildings and endangering numerous others. Extensive firefighting resources, including air support, were mobilized to combat the flames, with federal assistance offered by Governor Newsom and President Biden. Mandatory evacuations were enforced, and schools were relocated to ensure residents' safety and safeguard properties. While the Getty Villa was affected by the fire's proximity, proactive fire mitigation efforts successfully preserved the site.
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    20 min

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