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Death toll from L.A. County wildfires rises from 25 to 27
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0:39Now PlayingThe number of people who have died in both of the major wildfires has increased by two — one person in the Eaton Fire and one in the Palisades Fire, Los Angeles County Sheriff Robert Luna said at a morning news conference.
To date, at least 27 deaths have been reported as a result of the wildfires.
There are 31 active missing person cases, he said. Twenty-four of them are in the Eaton area and seven in the Palisades area. The sheriff said there was a total of 43 missing person cases, but 12 were found safe.
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