LA wildfire cause and reason, damage scale seen through real-time satellite photos! We will tell you about the damage to Hollywood stars and Chan Ho Park's LA homes. Find out more about the damage area and response status!

Wildfires that broke out in Los Angeles, California, have spread out of control and have led to a major disaster.

There has been widespread damage spanning a quarter of the size of Seoul, and shocking reports are coming in that several Hollywood stars and celebrities have lost their homes.

What Caused and Caused the LA Wildfires, and Why Did They Grow So Big?

1. The impact of strong winds ‘Santa Ana’
The strong localized winds of the Santa Anas, which reached speeds of up to 160 km/h, rapidly spread the fires, making firefighting efforts even more difficult.

2. Heat waves and droughts caused by climate change
The LA area has recently been experiencing a heat wave and drought, which has left the vegetation parched. Dry conditions are considered a major factor in encouraging the spread of wildfires.

3. Insufficient buffer zone
California requires residents in high-risk wildfire areas to have a 5-foot (1.5 m) vegetation-free buffer zone around their homes, but this is often not followed. There have been claims that damages have increased because of the lack of compliance for privacy and aesthetic reasons.

LA wildfire damage seen in real-time satellite imagery
The scale of the damage from the recent LA wildfires is clearly visible even in satellite images. In particular, the areas of Malibu and Pacific Palisades, where luxury homes are concentrated, were captured as blackened scorched earth. The area of ​​damage is approximately 110㎢, which is 2.5 times the size of Manhattan, New York, and a quarter of the size of Seoul.

More than 150,000 people have been evacuated, and many buildings are still expected to sustain damage. Debris remains on the roads, and power and water supply are cut off, adding to the inconvenience for residents.

Hollywood Stars and Celebrities' Damage News
- Billy Crystal: Losing the home he lived in for 45 years: “It was a place full of love and memories.”
- Paris Hilton: Her Malibu mansion burned down and she launched a fundraiser, saying it was "horrible to watch my house burn on TV."

- Mark Hamill: The Star Wars actor was evacuated from his Malibu home with his wife.
- Miles Teller: The lead actor in the movie Whiplash, who lost his home to a wildfire.
- Mandy Moore: She was devastated after losing her home in the Altadena neighborhood of Pasadena, saying, "My kids' school is gone, my restaurants are gone."

In addition, many Hollywood stars including Jennifer Aniston, Bradley Cooper, Tom Hanks, Reese Witherspoon, and Adam Sandler were living in the affected areas and reported damage from the wildfires.

Former Major Leaguer Chan Ho Park's LA Home Damaged
It has been reported that former major leaguer Chan Ho Park and his family evacuated to a nearby hotel after their two-story home in Beverly Hills, LA, was damaged by a wildfire.

Although Mr. Park Chan-ho's home was located in an upscale residential area in Beverly Hills, it could not escape the flames that spread quickly thanks to strong winds.

Government response and recovery status
California Governor Gavin Newsom has declared the wildfires a state of emergency and is deploying the National Guard and firefighters to help fight the blazes.

President Joe Biden also pledged federal support, saying he would “take whatever action is necessary.”

The recent LA wildfires are considered the worst natural disaster to hit LA since the 1994 Northridge earthquake. Recovery from the damage is expected to take a lot of time and effort, and various donations and support activities are continuing to help the affected residents.

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