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News24 | Los Angeles fire evacuees told no chance of return until at least Thursday

News24 Monday, 13 January 2025 ()
News24 | Los Angeles fire evacuees told no chance of return until at least ThursdayTens of thousands of people forced from their homes by enormous fires raking Los Angeles will not be able to return for at least four days, officials said Sunday.
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