The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department is actively engaged in search and rescue operations in response to the Palisades and Eaton fires. Sheriff Robert Luna provided an update on Tuesday, stating that no additional remains were discovered the previous day, and expressing hope for a similar outcome in the ongoing search efforts.
As of now, the sheriff’s department is focusing on 24 missing person cases, with 18 individuals reported missing in the Eaton area and six in the Malibu area. Sheriff Luna emphasized that all the missing persons are adults.
The search and rescue operations are being conducted diligently to locate and ensure the safety of those who are unaccounted for in the affected areas. The sheriff’s department is working tirelessly to coordinate efforts and deploy resources effectively in response to the wildfires.
During a news conference on Tuesday morning, Sheriff Luna provided updates on the progress of the search and rescue operations, highlighting the collaborative efforts of the department and other agencies involved in the response. The priority remains on locating the missing individuals and providing support to their families during this challenging time.
Community members are urged to stay informed and follow official updates from the sheriff’s department regarding the ongoing search and rescue operations. The safety and well-being of all residents in the affected areas are of utmost importance, and the sheriff’s department is committed to ensuring a swift and effective response to the wildfires.
