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Watch: Before and after Pacific Palisades wildfires

Updated: Jan 15, 2025

From luxury villas to burnt out buildings - contrasting images show the destruction caused by the fires which raged across Los Angeles.

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A walking tour video filmed in March last year by lifestyle bloggers Simran and Ishaan shows the lush gardens, villas, luxury shops and sea views which were once a feature of the area.

But ten months later, after the fire decimated the neighbourhood, a Reuters cameraman has retraced the steps of the walking tour, with footage which showing burnt out shells of buildings, mangled cars and streets covered in ashes and debris.

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