Los Angeles, United States - January 10, 2025 The southern California coastline, including the upscale Malibu area, was hit hard by relentless wildfires that destroyed numerous beachfront homes. Nearly all the houses along Highway 1 were reduced to charred steel frames and fire-resistant materials, with smoke still rising from the remnants, posing risks of reignition in the area. Evacuation orders were promptly issued as officials worked to ensure the safety of residents. Alerts sent to mobile devices urged people to evacuate the region immediately. Thick, acrid smoke filled the air, making it difficult for anyone remaining to breathe comfortably. Despite wearing masks, the overwhelming stench of burning materials lingered, a stark reminder of the ongoing danger. As the fire continued to ravage Southern California's coastal properties, emergency teams and fire departments faced immense challenges in controlling the blaze. The destructive force of the fires has left many homes in ruin, with the future of the area uncertain as it struggles to recover from the devastation. The video shows various sceenes of beachfront homes destroyed in wildfires; charred steel frames of houses; smokes. [Restrictions: No access Chinese mainland]