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Flames from the Eaton fire have spread to the popular Lake Avenue in Altadena, where several businesses have suffered devastating damage. The fire, which initially ignited in a nearby area, quickly escalated, prompting emergency services to respond with urgency. Eyewitnesses reported seeing thick plumes of smoke rising into the sky as the flames consumed properties along the busy thoroughfare.
Local business owners and residents expressed their shock and concern as they watched the inferno unfold. Many businesses, which have been staples of the community, were either heavily damaged or completely destroyed. Firefighters worked tirelessly to contain the blaze, battling fierce winds and challenging conditions.
Authorities have urged residents to stay away from the area as recovery efforts continue and investigations into the cause of the fire begin. Community members are rallying to support those affected, emphasizing the resilience of Altadena in the face of adversity. As the smoke clears, the focus will shift to rebuilding and recovery in the wake of this tragic event.
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