Before the US President Donald Trump visited the state, a new fire broke out in Southern California.
Fire-named Laguna, Sepulveda, Gibbel, Gilman and Border 2-Thursday in Los Angeles, San Diego, Ventura and Riverdid County.
Firefighters have made progress in controlling the 10,000 acres of Hugas in Los Angeles. Since the outbreak of Wednesday, it accounts for 36 %.
In the past few weeks, the fire has destroyed the United States. Palisid and Eaton have burned more than 37,000 acres, at least 28 people.
According to California Forestry and Fire Bureau (Cal Fire), this is the current situation of the fire:
- San Diego’s border 2 fire covers an area of 4,250 acres. The evacuation order is currently in place. It contains 10 %.
- Ventura’s Laguna fire covers an area of 94 acres, 70 % of which are controlled.
- The Sepulveda fire in Los Angeles covers an area of 45 acres, accounting for 60 %. In the update released on X, the Los Angeles Fire Bureau said that they had stopped the spread of fire and the evacuation order had been lifted
- The Gibl fire broke out in Hebin County, covering an area of 15 acres. Firefighters try to prevent the progress of the fire. It contains 50 %.
- A Bush fire called Gilman, known as Gilman, covered two acres, but the improvement of the fire has stopped
Trump will visit Los Angeles on Friday to check the losses of wildfires. Previously, he first stopped in North Carolina for the first time to observe the damage of Hyenal Hurricane in September.
During the visit of North Carolina, Trump told reporters that he felt “disappointed” when the Bayeng government handled disaster relief and said that he would “repair” and “huge damage”.
Trump also criticized his response to the California fire. If the state failed to change its management method, it threatened to detain federal assistance.
Trump pointed out the accusations of Gavin Newsom (Gavin Newsom), California, and claimed that the state had water problems because it transferred the supply to save a small fish called smelting.
He also said that he hoped the state to execute voter ID laws.
Trump said: “After that, I will become the greatest president in California’s history.”
California usually does not need ID votes, but requires registered voting.
In a statement on social media, newsom’s office said: “It is wrong to regulate assistance for American citizens.”
Brian Rice, President of California Professional Firefighters, told Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) that he hoped that Trump would not deny the state aid of the state.
He said: “The most important point we have is to enter the federal assistance into California, enter the community of people’s death, and houses.”
Trump also criticized the work of the Federal Emergency Affairs Administration (FEMA) (FEMA) under the leadership of the Biden government.
He suggested getting rid of the institution and let us manage the disaster in its jurisdictions.
In the speech of the reporter in North Carolina on Friday, he said that “FEMA has not engaged in their work.”
He pointed out that some residents still have no electricity or hot water, which is “completely unacceptable.”
Governor Newsom announced a state -level aid plan of $ 2.5 billion (2 billion pounds) on Thursday to cope with fire losses.
Hughes Fire is the third fire in the state, second only to Palisades and Eaton fire, forcing thousands of people to evacuate after the outbreak of Wednesday.
According to Cal Fire, the staff made progress in occupying a fast -moving fire on Thursday.
According to the weather of the Broadcasting Corporation, Los Angeles’s risk is getting higher and higher today.
It is expected to rain in the county and rainfall in the mountains of Southern California.
However, although this will help fire fighting, people are worried that it may also lead to floods and dispel debris from fires, resulting in mudslides.
Expert staff has been working hard and ensuring the burned areas, and sandbags and other flood control products have been distributed to locals so that they can protect their property.
In 2018, 23 people died The mudslides attacked Monteoso, CaliforniaOne of the areas affected by Thomas’s fire recently.