Cal Fire firefighters comb through a house destroyed by the Camp Fire in Paradise, California, U.S., November 13, 2018.
PHOTO: REUTERS
Burnt vehicles remain among other rubble from a fire-ravaged home on Busch Drive in Malibu, California on November 13, 2018 as residents remain under evacuation. At least 44 deaths have been reported so far from the late-season wildfires and with hundreds of people unaccounted for the toll is likely to rise, as thousands of weary firefighters waged a pitched battle against the deadliest infernos in California's history.PHOTO: AFP
A hockey goal remains intact amid the burnt down remains of singer-songwriter Robin Thicke's house in Malibu.PHOTO: AFPHollywood celebrities return to burnt homes
Katherine Marinara and her son Luca find what they came back to look for, old family photographs, at their burnt down house resulting from the Woolsey Fire on Busch Drive in MalibuPHOTO: AFP
A children's toy destroyed by the Camp Fire is seen in Paradise, CaliforniaPHOTO: REUTERS
Forensic investigators search a community swimming pool for victims of the Camp Fire in Paradise.PHOTO: REUTERSFirefighters battle blazes on two fronts in California, 50 dead
Damage from the Camp Fire is seen in ParadisePHOTO: AFP
A tattered American flag hangs near homes destroyed by the Camp Fire in ParadisePHOTO: REUTERS
1724927597-0/BeFunky-(5)1724927597-0-208x130.webp "un to slash a quarter of peacekeepers globally")
COMMENTS
Comments are moderated and generally will be posted if they are on-topic and not abusive.
For more information, please see our Comments FAQ