73 Kazakh Students in Fire-Ravaged California
Massive wildfires in California continue to wreak havoc, endangering lives and destroying infrastructure. Among those in the region are 73 Kazakh students, most of whom are studying under the "Bolashak" program.
Current Situation
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Kazakh Students Are Safe:
- According to the Center for International Programs, all scholars are following local authorities' recommendations.
- "We maintain constant contact with universities and are ready to respond promptly to any changes," said the organization's press service.
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Evacuation Efforts:
- Over 100,000 people have been evacuated from Los Angeles.
- Shelters have been set up for evacuees, along with facilities for domestic and wild animals.
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Damage and Casualties:
- Approximately 2,000 buildings have been destroyed by fire, including the homes of celebrities like Hunter Biden, actor Anthony Hopkins, and singer Paris Hilton.
- Five fatalities have been reported so far.
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Rescue Challenges:
- The fires are concentrated in mountainous and forested areas, complicating access for firefighters.
- A fire near West Hollywood has not yet reached the iconic "Hollywood" sign.
Government Measures
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Protecting Residents:
- Schools are closed due to poor air quality.
- Roads have been blocked, and evacuation efforts are ongoing.
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Ecological and Safety Measures:
- Local services are conducting water drops via helicopters.
- The National Guard is assisting in preventing looting in evacuated areas.
Conclusion
The California wildfires have become one of the most devastating disasters in the state’s history. Kazakh authorities are closely monitoring the situation, and students are providing updates on their safety. Meanwhile, Los Angeles is grappling with a major crisis, with residents losing homes, belongings, and, in some cases, lives.
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