LA Wildfire Recovery Remains Stalled Six Months On
Six months after Los Angeles’s wildfires, only six of over 18,000 destroyed homes and businesses have been rebuilt, as red tape and insurance disputes leave residents in limbo.
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Six months after Los Angeles’s wildfires, only six of over 18,000 destroyed homes and businesses have been rebuilt, as red tape and insurance disputes leave residents in limbo.
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