‘It’s like a ton of bricks fell on me’ – Victims’ loved ones share stories

At least 11 people have died as wildfires rage in Los Angeles – and there are fears that number will rise.

Officials say it may take several weeks to identify victims as traditional methods – such as fingerprinting and visual identification – may not be possible.

Here is what we know about those who are reported to have died after their family members spoke to US media.

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