California’s Los Angeles has been devastated by wildfires, claiming at least 11 lives. Over 10,000 homes and structures have been destroyed marking it as one of the most severe wildfires in US history.
Amid chaos looting has become a major issue. Police have arrested at least 20 individuals suspected of involvement in these acts.
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To control situation curfews have been imposed in areas like Palisades and Eaton.
Heavy snowstorms have disrupted life in the southern US states. Residents in states like Oklahoma, Texas, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia are struggling as classes in many schools have been canceled.
Flights have been delayed or canceled in airports such as Charlotte, Dallas-Fort Worth, and Nashville.
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Some regions have reported up to 22 centimeters of snow. Authorities have issued warnings and advised people to avoid non-essential travel – Guardian reported.
Roads remain slippery making driving hazardous. Workplaces and courts in affected areas have also shut down.
Read more: Wildfires in Los Angeles Cause Massive Damage, Losses Estimated Between $135-150 Billion
Emergency alerts and advisories urge people to stay indoors unless absolutely necessary. The winter storm continues to impact daily life across these regions.
