Los Angeles fire death toll rises to 24; “Special dangerous conditions” will be declared from tomorrow morning

According to Mehr news agency, citing AFP, according to the officials, the number of victims of deadly fires in the state of California has increased to 24.

The fire has been burning for the sixth day in the second largest American city and has turned almost all areas into a pile of ashes and left thousands of people homeless.

At the same time as this terrible fire continues, the authorities have warned about the occurrence of dangerous winds that can ignite the flames even more.

Although the extensive efforts of the fire brigade prevented the spread of the Palisades fire towards Brentwood and the highly dense San Fernando Valley, the situation in the areas under the shadow of the fire is deteriorating due to the unpredictable behavior of the fire and the threatening and deadly conditions.

According to US National Meteorological Experts, winds blowing at a speed of 110 km/h means that “special dangerous conditions” will be declared from early tomorrow (Tuesday).