L.A. Wildfires kill 24 people...Fears of fire spread in gusty forecast

The number of victims killed in the wildfires in Los Angeles, the largest city in the western United States, has risen to 24.

L.A. County officials said 24 people were killed in the fire as of 5 p.m. local time on the 12th.

Eight of the dead were found in the Felise area and 16 in the Eton area.

At the same time, another 16 people remain missing.

In the meantime, strong winds are predicted in the area, raising concerns that fires could spread.

The U.S. National Weather Service has issued a red alert and predicted gusts of wind until the 15th regarding fire conditions.

The Korea Meteorological Administration predicts that wind speeds will reach 80 kilometers per hour and gusts of up to 113 kilometers per hour on the mountain during this period.