Victims of fire in Los Angeles that will be launched from the Red Cross shelter to make space for film teams, events
The American Red Cross is looking for a new accommodation in the shelter after the Pasadena Congress Center requested the victims of removing the fire in Los Angeles to return to its usual recording schedule this week.
The convention center is currently prone to about 300 people who lost their homes in Eaton fire, according to the Los Angeles Times. The Red Cross says it will continue Flick the victims until a more permanent case is provided.
“While the Red Cross is working to adjust this request, we have a team of transitions of shelter whose role is to help recognize obstacles for the residents of the shelter to move to the next step of their recovery,” said the Red Cross The Times.
The Congress Center plays the host “American’s Got Talent”. On February 12, the upcoming event is scheduled at the center of February, but it is not clear what the event is. The NAACP Image Awards will be held in the center of this month on February 2nd.
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People are seen outside the fire shelter at the Pasaden Congress Center on January 21, 2025, where assistance in FEMA disasters is available. Fema has received more than 91,000 applications for help from Los Angeles City and the County, and has so far delivered more than $ 32 million to the survivors of Wildfire. The deadline for registration for FEMA and SBA Assistance is March 10, 2025. (Frederic J. Brown)
City officials said that the goal to move the shelter was on February 8, according to The Times.
The removal news comes only after Government California Gavin News traveled to Washington, DC, in an effort to ensure more funding of disaster. He met the News with members of the House and Senate on two separate meetings on Wednesday before the meeting with President Donald Trump at the White House was then.
President Donald Trump speaks as the first lady of Melania Trump and the California government Gavin News listening after they arrived at the Air Force One at the Los Angeles International Airport on Friday, January 24, 2025. (Mark Schiefelbein/AP)
He called his time with Trump “very productive” his time, and Trump himself said he was working on recovery from the fire “together.”
“As we approach a month from devastating fires throughout the southern California, we continue to cut bureaucracy to accelerate recovery and clean the efforts, as well as ensure that the efforts to renovate are fast,” the statement said after the meeting. “We work over the aisle, as we always have, to ensure that the survivors have the resources and support they need.”
President Donald Trump said he was working “together” with Vlad Gavin News to help Californians recover from last year’s fires. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)
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“Thanks President Trump To come to our communities to see this firsthand and meet with me today to continue our common efforts to support the people who are affected, “he added.
