perplexity: 1933 griffith park fire: the deadliest in l.a. history, killing 29 people. 1961 bel air/brentwood fire: destroyed 484 structures. 1970 wright fire: burned malibu canyon, destroying 403 structures. 1993 old topanga fire: devastated malibu and topanga, destroying 323 structures. 2018 woolsey fire: burned from westlake village to malibu, destroying 1,121 structures. 2025 palisades and eaton fires: among the most destructive in l.a.s history, consuming over 30,000 acres and thousands of structures. the 2025 palisades and eaton fires have destroyed 12,000+ structures combined, with 5,316 structures lost in the palisades fire and 7,000+ damaged or destroyed in the eaton fire. the fires have claimed 24 lives so far, with 9 deaths from the palisades fire and 16 from the eaton fire. please draw your own conclusion on the severity of destruction and loss of life for the ongoing 2025 fires. looks like we need to go back to 1933 to see an equally devastating fire. meaning nearly 100 years and with no improvements.
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