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FILE – On this November 13, 2018, file photo, Search and Rescue Officers search for human remains in a trailer park extinguished in the Paradise Camp Fire , in California. About three weeks after the fire that ravaged a city in northern California, confusion persists and officials continue to try to figure out which of those who are still missing are truly missing. It's not easy. Some families are frustrated in their search, while others who have escaped hell are astonished to be missing. (AP Photo / John Locher, File)
PARADISE, Calif. – The number of people reported missing after the catastrophic fire of Northern California has been reduced to 49.
The figure announced Friday by the Butte County Sheriff's Office shows that the authorities have made significant progress representing the survivors of the deadliest forest fire in the history of states.
Two weeks ago, the number of missing persons was 1,300.
The November 8 forest fire nearly destroyed the city of Paradise and ravaged neighboring communities. Thousands of people were forced to flee and, as a result of many casualties, dispersed to other cities and did not think to inform the authorities or their relatives that they were in danger. security.
Anyone who can not be contacted by a friend or relative is cautioned. the list and stay there until the authorities find it.
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