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Los Angeles, CA – The Palisades Fire has destroyed over 5,300 structures and burned 19,978 acres as of Monday. Officials confirmed the fire remains 0% contained, with efforts ongoing to control the flames.
An aerial survey on Sunday estimated 5,316 structures were damaged, including homes, commercial properties, and smaller buildings. CAL FIRE reported the fire ignited Saturday in Pacific Palisades. Infrared technology helped assess damage, but officials stressed the numbers remain preliminary.
Damage Inspection Teams are working to verify the extent of destruction. Structures destroyed include residential properties, sheds, and RVs. Emergency responders continue their fight against the fire, as dry weather conditions complicate containment efforts.
Officials warned residents in nearby areas to stay alert and prepare for potential evacuations. The fire’s rapid growth has raised concerns for communities in its path. Emergency response teams are prioritizing protecting lives and property while working to contain the fire’s spread.
For accurate and updated information, CAL FIRE advises residents to visit fire.ca.gov/incidents. Authorities continue to assess conditions and provide safety guidance for affected areas.
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