America is no exception to greed in times of hardship..!?

The fire that has been raging in the metropolis of Los Angeles in America for the past two weeks has not only reduced thousands of luxury buildings to ashes but it is estimated that property damage of up to Rs. 20 lakh crore has been caused. The luxury buildings of many hollywood celebrities have been reduced to ashes due to these fires. With this, the developments taking place there are very similar to ours. thieves are breaking into expensive houses and looting them, taking advantage of fire accidents. thieves are on the rise as many celebrities have evacuated their homes due to the fear of the impact of the fire. Now, those who commit online fraud are showing off their talent and robbing in the name of celebrities. How much work has the emergency done? While all this is a tall order, it is known that the intensity of the fire has not yet reached a peak.
So far, 19 thousand houses have been burned due to the ever-expanding fire. It is estimated that more houses will also be destroyed by the fire. In this context, those who are vacating their houses as a precautionary measure are now hunting for new houses for rent. It has now come to light that the owners of the houses who have turned this into an opportunity are increasing the rents of their houses drastically. local newspapers have revealed that a person paid $29,500 for a four-bedroom house in an area called Bel Air. The rents here are being doubled and collected. With the huge demand for houses, there is no hesitation in looking for money.
 On the other hand, many are also violating the law that prohibits rent increases of more than 10 percent. california Attorney General's office officials are saying that a complaint should be filed against those who increase rents arbitrarily. When you see all this.. in times of disaster.. the way of collecting arbitrarily is not unique to us.. It should be said that the latest incident makes it clear that the superpower is no exception to this greed for money.

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