“Evil Winds” lurking in Los Angeles; Will the Oscars be canceled?
reported Mehr News Agency quoted by LBC, at the same time as the destructive fires continue in Los Angeles, the organizing committee of the “Academy Awards” ceremony known as “Oscars” from The possibility of canceling this news event gave.
The official committee of the Oscars consists of prominent Hollywood actors including Tom Hanks, Emma Stone, Steven Spielberg and Merrill Strip, referring to the possible cancellation of this event, announced that they will monitor the situation.
According to the plan, this big ceremony is supposed to be held in Hollywood on March 3rd, but American movie stars have expressed concern about holding a glamorous ceremony at the same time as thousands of people are displaced in the areas affected by the fire.
A well-informed source told the Sun newspaper that it seems the committee’s main concern at the moment is “the lack of It’s a ceremony, and certainly if the fire continues over the next week, Los Angeles will continue to mourn and deal with this suffering for months.”
The Academy Awards ceremony has announced that it has a “backup plan” in case the Oscars are canceled. Following the massive fires in Southern California, at least 25 people have died and 180,000 people have been forced to leave their homes, and according to officials, “text-a..”>Haz Three active fires are still raging in Los Angeles.
Also, according to the authorities, at least 23 people are missing. Earlier, the National Weather Service announced that Santa justify‘s winds, known as the “Devil Winds”, were not as strong as forecast on Tuesday, but as of early this morning ( Wednesday) local time will start blowing and their speed will reach hurricane level again.
Karen Bass, the mayor of Los Angeles, said that “emergency preparations” are underway to deal with these winds. The biggest fire in the Los Angeles region in “Palisades” has so far burned more than 23,700 acres (about 10,000 hectares) of land, and only 18% of it has been contained. .
The Los Angeles fires will probably be the costliest fire in the history of the United States, whose damage is estimated between 250 and 275 billion dollars.
