California continues to burn and thousands of residents are lost

jpnn.comCALIFORNIA – The rain is not going to flush out the state of California in the US before next week. Therefore, the fire in the area nicknamed the state of the gold has not yet been extinguished. The number of deaths continues to increase. Until Tuesday (11/13), no less than 42 people lost their lives as a result of a fire.

"The fire continues to burn, to the point that the iron has melted too.We are concerned that there are victims whose remains are only ashes," Butte County Sheriff Kory Honea told Reuters .

According to Alyson Hoegg, Meteorologist at AccuWeather, the wind speed reached its peak yesterday morning. As a result, the California government is urging citizens to be extremely sensitive.

Honea said, Camp Fire was the biggest loss of the disaster this time. This was due to the distance of the fires in the city of Sacramento, which was very close to the housing. Thousands of buildings, not counting the vehicles, were set on fire because of the fire that broke out since November 8th.

Monday night (12/11) the wind does not blow too hard. As a result, agents can extinguish about 30% of the fire zone. But the wind came back yesterday. The speed is about 64 kilometers per hour.

As the air temperature is high and the wind blowing tends to dry, the fire can start very quickly.

Yesterday, the officer again evacuated 13 bodies. Previously, they moved 29 dead from the fire zone. In total, 42 bodies were identified.

Until now, there are still more than 1,000 people whose families are unknown. But the police did not want to call them missing persons. Because it is possible that these people are only dispersed by their families.

Source: Jawa Pos