#evacuationzones hashtag - Bluesky

@kevdudeula.bsky.social

3 months ago

Burn scar area residents brace for possibility of mudslides YouTube video by NBCLA

#AtmosphericRiver #EatonFire #PalisadesFire #FlashFloods #Mudslides #TorrentialRains #BurnScarAreas #LosAngelesCounty #OrangeCounty #VenturaCounty #SanBernardinoCounty #California #evacuationzones

Los Angeles, California:

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Candi (Free Palestine)

@acabchick.bsky.social

8 months ago

Gifford Fire burns 80,000 acres, causes mandatory evacuations. See wildfire maps. As the Gifford Fire consumes thousands of acres, nearby areas are forced to evacuate in Southern California.

#California #CA #Wildfire #Evacuations
#GiffordFire #Map #EvacuationZones
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PrivateCitizen_HQ

@privatecitizenhq.bsky.social

1 year ago

Police are searching for 31 people who were declared missing since the start of the Palisades and Eaton fires in the Greater Los Angeles area more than a week ago. The L.A. County Sheriff's Department said in an update last night that it had received 43 reports of missing persons, of whom 12 have been found. Of the still missing people, 24 are thought to be in the area of the Eaton Fire and seven are thought to be in the area of the Palisades Fire. At least 31 people missing more than a week after wildfires began as bodies recovered, continued The sheriff's office said it had recovered nine "decedents," meaning bodies, from burned buildings that are "associated to missing persons reports stemming from the Eaton Fire," as well as four bodies related to the Palisades Fire. Buildings associated with 16 of the missing persons cases have been searched and no human remains were found, the update said. The department's Homicide Bureau Missing Persons Unit is in the process of looking through missing person notices and contacting families. "Any human remains recovered during these searches will be examined by the Medical-Examiner to determine positive identification and provide clarity to the families of the missing," the sheriff's office said, adding that it "understands the deep pain and uncertainty faced by families and loved ones during this time." Anyone with information on missing persons is urged to call the Homicide Bureau at (323) 890-5500.

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#CaliforniaWildfires
#Firefighters
#EvacuationZones
#WildfireRelief
#DisasterRecovery