Palisades Fire debris storage concerns residents of Malibu

After the devastating fires in Southern California, the wreckage left behind is posing dangers of its own, some residents say.
Omar Lewis reports for the KTLA 5 News at 1 on Jan. 31, 2025.
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[@Americafirst-i8q]

The whole state is a disaster

[@user-cu7xs5el3w]

Cancer rates in LA will spike in 15-20 years similar to the burn pit exposures

[@mariacastillo1794]

Yes, temporary. Then they will forget about or will argue that there is no budget to remove those hazards to a safer place.

[@richardgpolitte2280]

The whole state is a rathole

[@johnvollstedt6635]

Malibu residents have concerns and complaints. That's new. Lol

[@kathrynhurst7210]

So Electric vehicles are toxic

[@gb3376]

Guarantee it won't be "temporary"

[@UnicornPurple-ut8wf]

Same as in Maui. Why? Does the energy weapon leave a residue?

[@NorthWestMedia-iu3vo]

? HOW IS Richard Dean Anderson's home in Malibu , ? THANKS , JIM FROM ROADIUM SWAPMEET..

[@Loki-rascal]

Bunch of dumb crybabies! It's just Ash with some toxic metals. Not that big of a deal folks.

[@lottolaughs9685]

If you paid me $1,000 a day you can keep it at my house

[@Cosmo-t9k]

The Burnt EV Cars are the biggest Hazard! Thanks Tesla Fan Boys!

[@ashman0071]

Palisades Average - and that's Average - home age was 59 years. That means Asbestos, Lead and Mercury in some of the debris. Not being transported to, stored in or disposed of in My City. Heard of Mesothelioma?

[@brianaustry2485]

This is what happened in Maui, wait until they start putting up fencing around the properties and you will never see anyone come back. That of course they have to be diverse enough, then you get a free home.

[@cashrjr23]

no matter what...they will complain...let them do their job and get it over with.