Wildfire Death Toll in Los Angeles Rises to 24

Los Angeles: The death toll from wildfires in Los Angeles, California, has risen to 24, with 16 people still reported missing.

According to Saudi Press Agency, firefighters are continuing efforts to contain the fires, while meteorologists warn of adverse weather conditions that hinder their progress. The US National Weather Service has issued warnings about strong winds reaching 50 miles per hour (80 kilometers per hour), with gusts up to 70 miles per hour (113 kilometers per hour) in mountainous areas.

Aerial firefighting operations are underway, deploying water and fire suppression materials, while ground crews are utilizing hand tools and hoses to manage the Pacific Palisades fire. The blaze is advancing towards the Brentwood neighborhood and other populated areas.

Fire crews have managed to increase the containment level of the fire to 27%, an improvement from 15% the previous day.

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