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No amount of firemen would have been able to put out fires in the los angeles and malibu areas. Homes burned from the inside out. Reports and data from ting power monitoring sensors in the Los Angeles fires indicate line faults caused power surges. Over 14,000 surges took Place multiple times until the Ting sensors were destroyed. "A "main disconnect breaker" (essentially the main electrical breaker for your house) could potentially save your home from a power surge by tripping and cutting off the power to your entire house if a significant surge occurs, preventing damage to appliances and wiring within your home; essentially acting as a safety mechanism against extreme voltage spikes"

Standing Together Amidst the California Wildfires Our hearts go out to the residents of #California as the state grapples with the devastating impact of #wildfires. In just the first nine days of 2025, California has endured 55 wildfires that have burned nearly 27,000 acres. Currently, five fires continue to rage, with the hardest-hit areas in Los Angeles and Ventura counties. While none of these fires have been contained as of now, we remain hopeful for progress in the coming days. The resilience of the impacted communities, combined with the tireless efforts of first responders and firefighters, gives us faith that recovery is on the horizon. Together, we can weather this challenge, rebuild, and come back stronger. To all those affected, know that you are not alone. #CaliforniaStrong #WildfireRecovery #CommunitySupport #TogetherWeRecover #ThankYouFirstResponders #Resilience #RoadtoRecovery

California Governor's Office of Emergency Services, in partnership with California Department of Social Services and local governments, are continuing to work to ensure Californians impacted by wildfires have access to shelters and other resources in County of Los Angeles. Visit➡️https://wp.me/pd8T7h-11tJ #PalisadesFire #EatonFire #HurstFire #WindWx #Wildfires #LosAngeles

🔥 Standing Strong Amid California Wildfires 🔥 Doctorpapers thoughts are with everyone affected by the ongoing wildfires across California. To the brave firefighters, first responders, and community members working tirelessly to protect lives and property—your courage inspires us all. 🙏 Wildfires remind us of the importance of preparation and resilience. Here are a few steps we can all take: 🌲 Stay informed about evacuation zones and safety updates. 🏠 Create defensible spaces around your home. 📦 Prepare an emergency kit with essentials for your family. 🦺 Support local efforts and organizations aiding affected communities. Together, we can weather these challenges and support each other in rebuilding stronger. If your business or organization is contributing to relief efforts, let us know in the comments—collaboration can make all the difference. Stay safe, California. 💛 #CaliforniaWildfires #CommunitySupport #EmergencyPreparedness #WildfireRelief

As the wildfires continue to rage in California, the American Staffing Association has shared a few places to contribute and resources to learn more about what is happening in their statement standing with the families and communities affected. You can learn more in the full article below! #staffingindustry #executivesearch #leadershipsearch #CAwildfires

YEAR IN REVEIW 🔥 Our updated subject guide on #wildfire and wildfire smoke provides a collection of resources on community preparedness, risk communication, and response to wildfires and wildfire smoke 📃 READ IT 👉 https://xmrrwallet.com/cmx.pbuff.ly/4f9OPye

Our hearts and thoughts are with the families and communities in Los Angeles County affected by these tragic fires this week that continue to grow. We are also inspired by the resilience and dedication of those first responders from around the country working tirelessly to protect lives, homes, and landscapes. These urban fires and fires in the “wild urban interface” highlight the urgent need to adapt communities and provide effective and safe responses. While these fires are in many ways different than the wildfires that have burned millions of acres of forests and rural communities in the West just this last year, they do highlight the need for our society to deepen our understanding of the complexity of today’s wildfires and how we can take action, including in how we manage our forests, to create more resilient communities and landscapes. This has been and will continue to be a priority for our programming, but for now, our focus is on the safety of these communities. #LAwildfires #wildfireimpactseveryone

*🎬[Before 🟢🔵🟡🟠🔴⚫ After]🎥* Some expert disaster damage analysis reports indicate that property loss estimation from recent wildfires in California could exceed $50 billion. The insurance industry's contribution and backup support may be less than 5% of that estimated loss. The remaining 95% of the losses fall under these categories: 🔴Uninsured cases (due to premium price hike), 🟠Wildfire risk exclusion, 🔵Severe underinsurance cases 🟢Couldn't afford to buy insurance cases and ⚫As some insurers even go into bankruptcy cases post such natural peril hit into their books. Even in developed countries, insurance penetration (actual loss settlement capacity post perils-hit) is not more than 5%. Time has come to put more effort into developing our 6 lakh Indian villages so that senior citizens of developing and developed countries can come and spend their retirement days in Indian villages. And time has also come to value our great Indian great culture, friendly hospitality environment, basic risk management practices we have beyond per capita figure, stocks valuations and exchange rate. #economy #finance #insurance #solvency 🛡️🌍🌺🌎🌺🌏🛡️ 🙏🤗👪🥰🛡️🇮🇳🙏

Our hearts go out to everyone impacted by the devastating Palisades Fire in California. The loss of homes, the displacement of families, and the challenges faced by first responders and affected communities remind us of the importance of standing together during times of crisis. To those affected, you are not alone. Wildfires, like the Palisades Fire, are a stark reminder of the critical need for education and preparedness in our communities. While the road to recovery will be long, we believe in the resilience and strength of California communities. Together, we can rebuild, heal, and create a safer future. If you’re looking for ways to help, here are the links we found so far, please copy the link if you can't click. How You Can Help: 1. American Red Cross - Wildfire Relief https://xmrrwallet.com/cmx.plnkd.in/gDGDH664 2. California Fire Foundation https://xmrrwallet.com/cmx.plnkd.in/g_qFiJT8 3. Direct Relief - California Wildfires https://xmrrwallet.com/cmx.plnkd.in/gC9gVJJV 4. California Community Foundation's Wildfire Relief Fund https://xmrrwallet.com/cmx.plnkd.in/gvEhy4qM 5. LA Animal Services - Foster Program https://xmrrwallet.com/cmx.plnkd.in/g_c4TiQe

Wildfires are not just a crisis for Southern California; they are a global wake-up call. They highlight the interconnectedness of environmental stewardship, urban planning, and climate action. Addressing these fires requires long-term investment in resilience and sustainability while acknowledging the lessons from nature and history. The challenge is immense, but with bold policies, technological innovation, and a collaborative mindset, we can shift the narrative from apocalyptic devastation to resilient coexistence.