```html
New information continues to emerge regarding the fire that has turned into a nightmare for the United States. 27 DEAD, 26 MISSINGAuthorities announced that 27 people have lost their lives due to the forest fires in the city of Los Angeles. It was reported that 26 people are recorded as missing, while 90,000 people are under evacuation warning. THOUSANDS OF STRUCTURES DESTROYEDThe Los Angeles Fire Department announced that the Palisades fire, which has spread over more than 23,000 acres and destroyed 5,000 structures, is 22% contained, while the Eaton fire, which has turned more than 14,000 acres to ash and destroyed 7,000 structures, is 55% extinguished. SANTA ANA WINDS ARE COMINGThe Los Angeles National Weather Service made a statement on its X social media account regarding the forest fires that have been under control for 10 days in the country. The statement indicated that the fight against the fire could become more difficult due to the Santa Ana winds, which are expected to blow at speeds of approximately 72 to 105 kilometers per hour next week, while it was noted that conditions as unfavorable as last week are not expected to repeat. RETURN MAY TAKE MONTHSAuthorities have prohibited residents from removing or cleaning up the fire debris due to safety hazards until the hazardous materials assessment of the burned private properties is completed. It was reported that for some individuals, returning home may take months. NEW TASK FORCE BEING FORMEDThe U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has assigned 500 personnel to remove hazardous household waste from properties affected by the forest fires and allocated approximately $100 million for the cleanup process. Authorities have formed a task force consisting of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF), and local officials to combat crimes related to the forest fires. The newly formed task force is said to focus on crimes such as arson, looting, fraud, and illegal drone activities.
```
|