Fires in California and Oregon in the US: Four killed, scores of homes destroyed

Scenes like the devastating Hollywood movies were created

It is estimated that more than 4.80 lakh acres of forest have been burnt

Terrible damage from a fire that started months ago

San Francisco, Ta. Thursday, September 10, 2020

Forest fires in northwestern states, including California and Oregon

Four people were killed in the blaze. Numerous houses have been burnt down. The California sky was red with flames. 15000 troops started fighting the fire. A forest fire broke out in California.

Three civilians were burned to death in a fire in northern California. These unfortunate people trapped in the fire could not get out. Survivors were engulfed in flames. According to government officials, the fire is spreading at a speed of 40 kmph. The fire is spreading faster due to strong winds.

The blaze, which broke out in the forests of northwestern US states, has so far burned about 4.8 million acres. Numerous houses have been burnt down. The fire, which started months ago, has caused terrible damage. The fire also got out of control in the state of Oregon. A one-year-old child was killed.

Officials feared the death toll could rise. As the fire spread at an alarming rate, rescue teams also began the process of evacuating people from the fire-affected areas. Firefighters, on the other hand, began a firefighting exercise. Several communities in northeastern San Francisco are at risk. Numerous organisms are also feared to have caught fire. The governor has declared a state of emergency in five areas. The forest department also conducted a separate operation to save the wildlife.

All records of heat were broken in California this year. Excessive heat caused the forest fire. The fires that have been raging for months are becoming more and more frightening day by day. All roads leading to the forest have been closed to civilians as forest fires have become fierce. Since August 15, there have been more than 1,000 fires in California alone.