Creepy columns of humor that rise across all zones of Los Angeles must be traced back to one of the three wildfires that are raging in the alrededores of the city.
Patrick T. Fallon
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The officers kidnapped in the eastern United States of America, who had just committed themselves to the men, had to evacuate their homes miles away and guard a man’s heaven.
Three young people have been fed by a surgeon from Los Angeles, California, who came from an Ola calorie source and lived for the future.
More than 1,700 bombers, under the auspices of the United States National Guard, fought to spread the llamas that populated the country.
There is no register of the graves of the dead and heirs, but over ten kilometers of houses and shops to the fire.
The fire-caught “airport” in the municipality of Orange, which was advancing at high speed, had consumed more than 3,600 hectares of land since it was accidentally started on Monday in the middle of the area by two workers who needed heavy machinery.
The llamas that are near Los Angeles are provoking such a large number of people who have to seek shelter in schools.
Bomb squad officials fear the fire will cross Pico Santiago, surrounding the radio and television towers used by local communications and governor agencies.
In the north of Los Angeles, the arsonist “Line” has occupied about 11,300 hectares in the settlement of San Bernardino.
I have ordered the evacuation of the tourist communities of Lake Arrowhead and Big Bear and blocked several of the main access routes.
The bombers fly into the water with helicopters, intending to break into the vegetation to prevent the fire from spreading.
The “Bridge” brand, still small and located north of Los Angeles, was inhabited by the Domingo Island and over 1,600 hectares were cultivated by the Martes.
The maximum temperature is up to 43 °C, making it even more difficult to reach the emergency room.
The arson attacks common in California and other parts of the US states this year.
Many people have produced abundant growth of vegetation during the winter until, just before a great and cold winter, they were converted into combustible materials.
