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Facebook, the biggest platform around the world talked A LOT about this disaster and this time not only the normal users but News Pages, Magazines, Celebrities, Influencers etc. For example the famous web site TMZ who literally knows everything about celebrities lifestyle and gossip, this website post on Facebook an article when one of their paparazzis catch Liam Hemsworth (Actor) and Miley Cyrus (Singer) when they found out that their house was gone because of the fires.

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TMZ. 7,376,109 likes · 2,081,013 talking about this. Breaking entertainment news as it happens. http://www.tmz.com/

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Trough the platform Instagram a lot of people affected, post pictures and videos showing the live footage after this catastrophe. For example, Gerard Butler a British Hollywood actor, in his last two posts he showed what it was his home totally burned a very heartbreaking videos and pictures and you can perceive his sadness. and he is not the only one showing this kind of publications. more celebrities are talking about it trough instastories as well.

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Gerard Butler (@gerardbutler) * Instagram photos and videos

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2.4m Followers, 147 Following, 173 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from Gerard Butler (@gerardbutler)

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Every single person now can post a blog online, this blog called "Discover Los Angeles" talked so much deeper about the "Woolsey Fire" writing in a totally different perspective than the other social networks. and also one interesting thing about this blog is that they showed the map of Malibu, Los Angeles California along the Southern coastline in real life where the fire is happened. also they sowed all the emergency numbers that you can contact if you are in danger around the zone.

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Our thoughts are with the heroic first responders and firefighters; our neighbors in the City of Malibu and Ventura County; and, the Los Angeles County residents who have been impacted by wildfires.

As the official destination marketing organization for Los Angeles, visitor safety is our utmost priority. We work closely with local, state, and federal officials as well as with our partners to ensure that we collectively deliver on this objective.

At this time, there is no structural or logistical impact to the City of Los Angeles that would affect visitors, and smoke impacts are limited. Visitors can stay up-to-date on smoke advisories by visiting http://www.aqmd.gov/docs/default-source/air-quality/advisories/advisory1.pdf for the latest information.

We encourage visitors with plans involving Malibu hotels or attractions to reach out directly to those entities or visit their respective social pages for the most current and accurate information. While the Getty Villa is not threatened by the fire, the Villa will be closed to the public until further notice and at least through Thanksgiving Day to assist in the emergency response efforts.

For up-to-date information on Malibu, please visit http://www.malibucity.org/Woolsey

NotifyLA is the City of Los Angeles' mass notification system used to provide information regarding necessary actions, such as evacuations, to Los Angeles residents, businesses and subscribers via recorded phone messages, text messages or e-mail in case of emergencies or critical situations. Because NotifyLA uses the 911 database, only land-line numbers are automatically included in the system. In order to receive a notification via your cell phone, Voice over IP (VoIP) number or email, you must register those telephone numbers and/or e-mail address in NotifyLA. NotifyLA uses geomapping so alerts are targeted by geographic location. That means, alerts will only be sent to the subscribers in the area impacted by the emergency. Register Now →

Emergency Management Department

The Emergency Management Department has five divisions comprised of administrative staff and specialists that work with City departments, municipalities and an array of community-based organizations to ensure that the City and its residents have the resources and information they need to prepare, respond and recover from emergencies, disasters and significant events.

200 N. Spring St, Room 1533
Los Angeles, CA 90012
(213) 484-4800
[email protected]
emergency.lacity.org

Emergency Contacts

Call 9-1-1 when there is a life-threatening emergency that requires the immediate response of emergency services such as police, fire or paramedic.

Non-emergency Police: 877-275-5273

TTY Service: 213-847-0652

Park-related emergencies: 323-913-7390

Water Service: 800-342-5397

Power Service: 800-342-5397

Gas Service: 800-427-2200

Traffic Signals: 818-374-4823

Road closures (Cal Trans): 800-427-7623

Street Lights: 800-996-2489

American Red Cross public information: 213-739-5200

Animal Services: 888-452-7381

Building Inspection: 888-524-2845

Storm damage/mud slide reports: 888-524-2845

Refuse collection: 800-773-2489

Sewer/storm drain problems: 800-773-2489

Trees down/debris removal & related problems: 800-996-2489

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Our thoughts are with the heroic first responders and firefighters; our neighbors in the City of Malibu and Ventura County; and, the Los Angeles County residents who have been impacted by wildfires. As the official destination marketing organization for Los Angeles, visitor safety is our utmost priority.

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This Twitter account called The Malibu Times @Themalibutimes is a really helpful platform for the residents of Malibu. they tweet everyday about the important news that are happening in Malibu, and also they are using hashtags that people can just click on it and have all the information that they need for example #woolseyfire. and also more celebrities and important politicians showing appreciation for the people affected.

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Reddit is a platform where people can share pictures about different topics. In this link there are pictures about the fires, something that is very controversial about this picture is that a lot of people comment "Horribly beautiful photo" which means that the photo is amazing showing all the different colours but at the same time showing a very sad event.

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310 votes and 17 comments so far on Reddit

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Weibo is one of the most popular social media platforms in Asia, where you can basically post pictures, videos, create hashtags and follow people and you also can see what are the trends around the world. In the link I can show on how the "Woolsey Fire" impact all around the world. People in Asia sharing pictures about this horrible event

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圣利安住市警局# 南加州的 Woolsey和Hill在南加州火灾到现在做成两名人死亡，超过20万居民，包括Malibu马里布的居民收到强制撤离令。截至周六早上，Hill Fire烧毁了超过4,500英亩土地，收容率为25％。根据文图拉县消防局的说法，火灾与2013年的温泉火灾在同一地区燃烧。 星 ​ 展开全文c

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One of the more famous newspaper around the globe "The New York Times" write all of the information that happens the las three weeks in Malibu, California. writing direct quotations about the people who was affected. They also show some pictures of the houses, cars and mountains completely desintegrated because of the fire.

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In The Fortune magazine, an article explain the damage that the wildfires have done, the houses burned and the dramatic event in LA and also they include testimonies about celebrities evacuating their homes such as: Georgienne Bradley, Caitlyn Jenner, Kim, Khloe and Kourtney Kardashian, Lady Gaga and more celebrities.

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Malibu Burns as Lady Gaga and the Kardashians Lead Celebrity Exodus

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Malibu, the coastal enclave of the rich and famous, was evacuated after flames swept across the Santa Monica Mountains toward the ocean.

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In this article you can noticed how people react to the "Woolsey Fire" trough snapchat. sharing video snaps and pictures of the fires. and of course people who has influence talked about how to be aware and to evacuate the fastest they can, also sharing some snaps about the neighbourhoods brutally burned.

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Driven by Santa Ana winds and fed with vegetation parched by years of drought, the Woolsey Fire and Hill Fire raged through parts of Ventura and Los Angeles counties, destroying homes and leading to an emergency declaration.

The Woolsey Fire has reached 98,362 acres. With about 500 structures destroyed, 96 damaged, 57,000 threatened, the fire is at 52 percent containment, with full containment expected Sunday.

As the fire continues to rage in southern California, residents in the Ventura County and Los Angeles County areas have taken to Snapchat to post video of the blaze.

Read or Share this story: https://www.vcstar.com/story/news/local/2018/11/14/woolsey-fire-snapchat-video-california-wildfire/2002428002/

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'Still burning': Residents capture the horrors of the Woolsey Fire on Snapchat

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CLOSE Driven by Santa Ana winds and fed with vegetation parched by years of drought, the Woolsey Fire and Hill Fire raged through parts of Ventura and Los Angeles counties, destroying homes and leading to an emergency declaration. The Woolsey Fire has reached 98,362 acres.

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A video in the platform Youtube from CBC explain more into what is really happening to the owners of these houses. Malibu a hometown to many high-profile celebrities and influencers, which some people believe that is not a big deal for them, because they are rich and the insurance would not be too high for them.

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California forest fires destroy celebrity homes in Malibu