Strong winds likely to spread Los Angeles wildfires

Los Angeles : The US officials have warned that wildfire in Los Angeles is likely to spread more amid high speed winds and lack of control by firefighters on it.
At least 16 people have lost in the wildfire and the town has been left in ashes with thousands getting homeless.
Despite massive efforts being done to dodge the fire it is rapidly increasing and heading towards he priceless collections of the Getty Center art museum and north to the densely populated San Fernando Valley.
According to Weatherman the speed of wind can go up to 50 miles per hour (80 kilometre per hour) which can fuel fire for a couple of more days.
Official figures show more than 12,000 structures burned, though Cal Fire's Todd Hopkins said not all were houses and the number included outbuildings, trailers and sheds.
President-elect Donald Trump has accused California officials of incompetence.
"This is one of the worst catastrophes in the history of our Country. They just can't put out the fires. What's wrong with them?" Trump said on his Truth Social platform.