The Saudi ambassador to the United States, Princess Reema bint Bandar, reiterated her dedication to the safety and security of Saudi nationals in Los Angeles and the neighboring areas impacted by the continuing wildfires on January 10, 2025. She stressed that the embassy and consulate general are actively working to support people affected by the fires, making sure their well-being is a top concern for Saudi diplomatic missions in the United States, in a statement that was quoted by the Saudi Press Agency.
Princess Reema emphasized that a 24-hour response team has been established to handle issues and offer impacted citizens the support they require. "We are keen on the safety of Saudis," she said, highlighting the embassy's commitment to keeping a close eye on the situation and providing prompt assistance if necessary.
Biden Announces a Fire Zone Disaster in California: In related news, President Joe Biden has declared a catastrophe in California as a result of the intense wildfires that have caused major disruptions in the Los Angeles area and forced many to evacuate. Federal support for recovery operations, including money for emergency protective measures and help for fire-affected individuals and households, is made possible by this proclamation.
Because of the severe risks to property and human life posed by the wildfires, local, state, and federal agencies have had to act quickly. While helping individuals affected by the calamity, emergency personnel are putting forth endless effort to contain the fires.
To conclude: Princess Reema bint Bandar's proactive actions demonstrate Saudi Arabia's dedication to its residents overseas while California struggles with destructive wildfires. At the same time, President Biden's designation of a catastrophe emphasizes how urgent it is to address this issue nationally. During this difficult period, both leaders stress that safety and healing are their top objectives.
