Disturbing video captures individuals starting fires amid LA wildfire crisis

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On social media, many viewers stunned after a viral video captured a moment showing people lighting fires in LA during wildfire.

Los Angeles is grappling with one of its most devastating wildfire crises, and recent footage has shocked the public.

On X platform, a viral video shows a group of people standing around a man-made fire just two miles from the raging wildfires.

The severity of the LA wildfire and their impact

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A viral video shows people allegedly setting fires near the ongoing LA wildfire crisis, sparking outrage. Image Credits: @hubermanlab/X

 

Firefighters are battling the Palisades Fire, which has become the most destructive wildfire in Los Angeles County history. This fire, spanning over 17,000 acres, remains at zero percent containment as of January 9.

The blaze has forced thousands of residents to evacuate, affecting areas between Malibu and Santa Monica. Other active fires, including the Hurst Fire, Eaton Fire, and Sunset Fire, continue to burn.

The fire’s impact extends to high-profile figures.

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The wildfires, including the Palisades Fire, have burned over 17,000 acres and displaced thousands. Image Credits: @hubermanlab/X

 

Paris Hilton’s Malibu home has been destroyed, while John Goodman’s residence has also suffered significant damage. These losses highlight the widespread devastation caused by this unprecedented fire.

Outrage over intentional fire-setting amid the crisis

On X platform, a user, who goes by @Hubermanlad shared a video this paltform, showing.

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Public figures, including Paris Hilton and John Goodman, have lost homes to the devastating fires. Image Credits: @hubermanlab/X

 

Public frustration has grown after reports of people intentionally setting fires near the wildfire zones. Podcaster Andrew Huberman shared on Twitter: “People are lighting fires in non-burning urban areas of LA. I witnessed this at 302 Pico in Santa Monica. Called it in, and fire department and police responded. Stay safe and report any suspicious activity immediately.”

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The video quickly went viral and sparked debate a mong viewers.

In the comment selection, many viewers express their shock by the incident, while another also suggested that this is idiocy and has infuriated the public.

Elon Musk also responded to the incident with a simple, yet telling: “Wow.”

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Authorities avoid using ocean water for firefighting due to equipment damage and ecological concerns. Image Credits: @hubermanlab/X

 

Others expressed disbelief and anger over the actions, with one commenter stating, “What is wrong with this world?! Praying for all of us!”

Someone else said: They have plans to turn LA into a AI city by 2028 for the summer Olympics.

Another added: As someone who has lived and is still living in my childhood home, it saddens me for those who have lost theirs.

Someone else said: I still think Hulk Hogan set all the fires as revenge for being BOOed off the stage on Monday

Another user added: Some people are just low life losers sad! In a devastating time already

 

Why authorities aren’t using ocean water to fight the fires

Some residents have suggested using Pacific Ocean water to extinguish the wildfires. While this idea seems practical, experts explain why it’s not feasible.

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Image Credits: @hubermanlab/X

 

Saltwater can corrode firefighting equipment, causing long-term damage to essential tools. Using saltwater can also harm the environment by leaving behind salt that makes soil inhospitable for plants. This could lead to barren landscapes for years to come.

While firefighters work tirelessly to contain the flames, incidents like intentional fire-setting only worsen the situation.

As the crisis continues, residents are urged to stay vigilant, report suspicious activities, and support efforts to protect affected communities.

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