PG&E will pay $ 1 billion for the deadliest fire in California: the company has already filed for bankruptcy
The American energy company Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E), which was found responsible for the fires in California, will pay a $ 1 billion fine, writes Rtvi.
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“These funds will help local governments and taxpayers rebuild their community after years of devastating wildfires <...> Cities and counties will be in a better position to help citizens recover and move forward,” said law firm Baron & Budd, which handled the lawsuit against PG&E.
The agency reports that PG&E had previously filed for bankruptcy over claims for damages from California wildfires.
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Camp Fire was recognized as the most deadly in the entire history of the state - then 85 people died. More than 13 thousands of buildings have been destroyed and about 62 thousands of hectares of forest destroyed.
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