As the fires rage across Los Angeles, some areas have been left in ruins, while nearby properties remain protected, thanks to private firefighting teams. Amid the destruction of over 12,000 structures, questions are being raised about the response of public agencies. Wealthy residents are increasingly relying on private firefighting services, highlighting a divide in the city’s response to the disaster.
As the fires rage across Los Angeles, some areas have been left in ruins, while nearby properties remain protected, thanks to private firefighting teams. Amid the destruction of over 12,000 structures, questions are being raised about the response of public agencies. Wealthy residents are increasingly relying on private firefighting services, highlighting a divide in the city’s response to the disaster. As the fires rage across Los Angeles, some areas have been left in ruins, while nearby properties remain protected, thanks to private firefighting teams. Amid the destruction of over 12,000 structures, questions are being raised about the response of public agencies. Wealthy residents are increasingly relying on private firefighting services, highlighting a divide in the city’s response to the disaster. Read More
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