Looting has begun at the homes of those who fled the historic fire in the United States.

The "Superpower" of the world, the USA, is currently struggling with the largest and most destructive fire to date. The images recorded from the historic fire that started three days ago in Los Angeles are reminiscent of third-world countries. The moments when the US firefighters attempted to extinguish the flames with a market bag, a women's purse, and light milk have made headlines.

Now, looters have taken to the streets in the Superpower USA.

10,000 HOMES TURNED TO ASHES, 10 PEOPLE DEAD

Among the 10,000 homes that turned to ashes in the fire are the multi-million dollar mansions of world-famous Hollywood stars such as Adam Brody, Leighton Meester, Jamie Lee Curtis, Mandy Moore, Maria Shriver, Anna Faris, Spencer Pratt, and Ricki Lake.

Authorities have announced that at least 10 people have died in the two major wildfires that have ravaged the Los Angeles area.

THEY EXTINGUISHED THE FLAMES WITH MARKET BAGS AND WOMEN'S PURSES

The lack of adequate measures taken by US officials to combat the fire is also making it difficult for firefighters facing the flames.

In Los Angeles, where the water in fire hydrants has run out, citizens have started to bring water to the insufficient firefighters using buckets, bags, and purses. The fact that firefighters are trying to extinguish the flames with a market bag, a women's purse, and milk has revealed how helpless the superpower actually is.

LOOTERS HAVE TAKEN TO THE STREETS

Now, looters have taken to the streets in the USA. Taking advantage of many people fleeing the rising flames in Los Angeles, looters have begun to empty the vacant homes in the city.

Videos showing looters fleeing with valuable items from abandoned homes have gone viral.

Los Angeles Sheriff Robert Luna announced that 20 people have been arrested for looting in the devastated areas.

NATIONAL GUARDS ARE IN THE AREA, CURFEW HAS BEEN DECLARED

Governor Gavin Newsom announced that he has approved the request to deploy California National Guards in the county. At the same time, a curfew has been implemented in Los Angeles from 6 PM to 6 AM.