Camp Fire Survivors Say Warnings Were Too Little, Too Late

Survivors of California's deadliest wildfire in state history say a combination of belated warning from public officials and reluctance of residents who had survived previous fires to leave home were among... Photo Credit: Bloomberg via Getty Images

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California braces for more casualties as Camp Fire death toll climbs to 48. Nearly a week after the worst wildfire in California's history broke out, firefighters are still battling its roaring flames, 48 people have been confirmed dead and evacuees are growing desperate. >>

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