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00:00Twenty-five people were killed in a wildfire in Los Angeles, California, in the middle of the pandemic.

00:09The nation's god was pleased with the lives of the victims.

00:19Please, God, save us. Save our house. Please.

00:23This man was just praying while a wildfire was approaching their house in Atavina, California, on January 7.

00:30The sky was gray, and it was hard to breathe because of the thick smoke.

00:34They were desperate to escape, but before leaving the house, they sprayed their roof with water.

00:39Let's go. Let's go. We're going.

00:41The residents of the house were saved, and according to the video that was uploaded, they learned that their house was also saved.

00:48He was very grateful to the firefighters and other responders.

00:52More than 8,000 firefighters from seven US states and two more countries were helping to put out the wildfires that broke out since January 7.

01:02Among the most visible wildfires were the Palisades and Eton Fire, which hit 153 square kilometers of land, which is equivalent to 89 percent of Quezon City.

01:14Twenty-five people were injured.

01:16Authorities and sniffer dogs were following the places where the wildfires hit to find out if anyone was trapped and killed.

01:24At the famous beachfront of the coastal city of Malibu, the destruction of the house and other establishments was seen.

01:32Some communities that were not yet affected by the wildfire turned pink because the fire retardant was poured to slow down the spread of fire.

01:41In the midst of the wildfire, the people of Bayanihan, including some members of the Filipino community, like Madeline Arenas,

01:50helped in the evacuation center on the first day of the fire.

01:54Social media is a big thing to circulate food and equipment for the injured.

02:00Currently, they are looking for a cheap cell and apartment to help the victims.

02:05They don't have toothbrushes or anything.

02:08We are also helping them to give Filipino hot meals.

02:12They said we need rice.

02:15Every day, there are Filipinos who give hot meals.

02:21Primo Guerrero was almost burned by the wildfire, but when he was sure that his house would not be affected by the fire, he immediately helped.

02:29Moses Ase was assigned by his company to deliver supplies to the evacuation center.

02:34As Filipinos, it's instilled to us to always help each other.

02:39It's in our blood, Filipino blood.

02:40To help during calamities, it's like a natural thing or probably a nurtured thing.

02:48Two churches led by Filipino priests opened for evacuees.

02:54For GMA Integrated News, Joseph Morong, your Saksi.

03:04Stay tuned to YouTube for more news.

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