Gene Simmons of Kiss thanks Claudia Sheinbaum for support during fires in Los Angeles: “Impressive president”
The devastating forest fires affecting Los Angeles They have left a tragic balance and a desolate panorama.
More than 16 thousand hectares have been consumed by flames, 150 thousand people They have had to evacuate their homes and at least 24 lives have been lost in this catastrophe.
In the midst of this crisis, international aid has been crucial, and Mexico, under the leadership of Claudia Sheinbaumhas stood out for his collaboration.
This gesture has not only been recognized by local authorities, but also by public figures such as Gene Simmonsmember of the legendary band Kiss.
Simmons used her social networks to express her gratitude to the Mexican president for sending a specialized team to fight the fires in the Californian city.
“A big thank you to Mexico’s new, impressive President Claudia Sheinbaum for sending Mexico’s best fire fighters to help LA battle these monstrous fires. (A big thank you to the new and impressive president of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum, for sending the best firefighters to help Los Angeles fight these monstrous fires),” wrote the musician, whose words quickly went viral, generating reactions among his followers. , especially in Mexico.
The Mexican delegation, made up of 74 highly trained elements, arrived in Los Angeles last Saturday, January 11. This contingent departed from the Santa Lucía military base aboard two Mexican Air Force aircraft and was received by local authorities upon landing on US soil.
According to reports, The team includes firefighters, military specialists, doctors, engineers and search personnel and rescue, who work on the front lines to control the advance of the flames.
The sending of this specialized team is part of international efforts to mitigate the magnitude of the disaster.
Collaboration between countries has become essential in emergency situations like this, where local resources are not sufficient to face the crisis.
Thus, Mexico’s participation has been highlighted not only by the number of personnel sent, but also by the experience and professionalism of the members of the contingent.
Gene Simmons’ message did not go unnoticed among his followers, who flooded social networks with comments of support and pride towards Mexico. Among the most notable responses are phrases like “Long live Mexico!” and “That’s what good neighbors do.”
The musician’s Mexican fans also expressed their gratitude for the recognition of their country and its president.
In addition to official help, other Mexican figures have shown their solidarity with the victims of the fires in Los Angeles. Artists such as Alejandro Fernández, Peso Pluma, Fher Olvera from the group Maná and actress Eiza González have offered support in various ways.
