Los Angeles evacuees told to stay away from home at least another week

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Los Angeles evacuees told to stay away from home at least another week - Business Standard

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At least 12,000 structures - many of them homes - have been leveled or damaged, leaving 82,400 people still under evacuation orders and another 90,400 under evacuation warnings.

The Palisades Fire on the west side of Los Angeles has consumed 23,713 acres (96 sq km) and was 22 per cent contained, meaning firefighters had control of that percentage of the perimeter.

Los Angeles County officials said some people in evacuation zones would be let home sooner than a week but for others it may take even longer, as officials attempted to recover and identify charred human remains.