More than 400 indirect deaths related to LA wildfers, according to the study

According to a new study, more than 400 extra deaths are estimated by the destroyed forest firearms in Los Angeles this year.

The figure published on Wednesday In the Medical Journal JamaWildfire has attracted attention to deaths caused by factor factors, such as air quality and delay in access to health.

Los Angeles County is a higher person than the official death of 31, who increased the death of direct fire.

The study has been conducted when hundreds of wildfers are burning in the US and Canada because of the motivation of air quality consultants in cities like Chicago, Buffalo and New York.

In January, the fire of pallids and ekon through Los Angeles, thousands of structures were destroyed, and more residents were evacuated than Los Angeles.

According to the latest study, it has shown that about 440 people have died as a result of the wildfire from January 5 to February 1.

Researchers said that during the fire period, they extended the figures by looking at all the deaths and their causes in Los Angeles and comparing the same data in the previous year.

The result shows that about 7% more deaths occurred during the wild fire. Some are attributed to the lungs and heart conditions due to smoke or stress, while some are more indirect – such as fire extinguishers as delayed healthcare treatment on dialysis or cancer patients.

The author said the authorities have underlined the need to calculate the direct and indirect death of a wild fire and other climate-related emergency while trying to certify their consequences.

“They also underlined the need to keep the need to keep the need to keep the in emergency of wild fire and then to observe a revised death,” the author said that his statistics are temporary because the fire death may have been an additional death beyond the scope of the study.

To comment on the findings of the study, the BBC has reached the Los Angeles County Officer.

Another A study announced on Wednesday in Jama After the Mui Wildfifers of 223, it was shown that 5% of the adults in this region have reduced the lung function and have half the symptoms of depression.

The worst of the fire, which began on August 223 and affecting the airspace in recent history, was killed by at least 5 people and destroyed more than 5,3 structures.

The authors of MAUI studies said that their results show the need to “continuous clinical monitoring and community-based mental health support” after a few months after the disaster.

A Study In the month of 2023, Maui saw the highest suicide and drug overdose.

As a result of climate change, wildfire has occurred more frequently in recent years, with hot and dry weather spread.

In addition to life and structures directly threatening lives, the smoke of the wildfire has shown adverse effects on people.

Wild fire smoke has been found to be harmful for some immune cells in the lungs, four times more toxicity than other types of pollution particles.

It can have a long -term effect on cardiovascular and cardiovascular health, experts say.

Experts say that those, with basic health conditions such as older people, pregnant women, as well as children’s health or asthma, are more likely to get sick, experts say. But smoke can also affect healthy adults.