Los Angeles authorities have issued warnings as conditions are expected to worsen in the coming days due to raging wildfires that erupted last week. The fires have already claimed 16 lives and caused damage to over 12,000 structures, leaving a trail of destruction across the region.

Among the fatalities, five were found in the Palisades Fire zone, while 11 victims were reported from the Eaton Fire zone. The Palisades Fire, one of the most significant threats, continues to spread northeast, prompting fresh evacuations in affluent neighborhoods such as Brentwood and Bel Air.

On Saturday, firefighters worked tirelessly to gain control of the wildfires that have ravaged homes in the greater Los Angeles area. The devastation follows five days of powerful winds that exacerbated the situation, transforming parts of the iconic city into a landscape of ruin. As the battle against the flames continues, residents remain on high alert as officials monitor the rapidly changing conditions.