Forest fires in Canada will die 2 and force 1,000 people to remove
Nationwide, one The largest in the world, 92 fires are currently active and this year has already burned over 260,000 hectares.
Manitoba RCMP
A large forest fires have died and the authorities have been forced to remove 1,000 people in the lower town of Canada, which is facing an active fire due to drought, police said on Wednesday.
In the Southeast Province Manitoba (Centro), at a distance of 100 km from Winnipeg City, A woman and a man “trapped in fire” at home, Police spokesman Chris Husti said.
According to the same source, the bodies of the two dead were seized by the Bonnet society.
In recent years the country has faced big fires, but in general, in remote areas, and today in houses registered today, according to AFP.
Several evacuation orders were issued on the last days And a thousand residents in the village of Lock-Do-Do-Bonn were to be resolved in recent hours.
“It’s a very difficult day,” he said to the mayor AFP Loren Shinkel.
Fires spread rapidly due to strong winds
AS The fires were promoted very quickly Officials said strong winds and many houses were destroyed.
About 24 forest fires are active in this provinceFive of them were one of the Border of Ontario and over 100,000 hectares until Wednesday.
The situation “Very difficult”Kristin Heaven from Manitoba Forest Fire Service said at a press conference.
“It’s very hot. The weather is dry and there are a few days with us for a few days,” he said.
AS The country’s middle and western part are suitable for abnormally heat, dry and suction cup conditions spreading and fires, According to the authorities.
Already burned this year260,000 hectares
Dozens of forest fires are also active in Antario, British Columbia, Alberta and Saskatchewan provinces.
Nationwide, the world’s largest, 92 fires are currently active and this year has already burned over 260,000 hectares.
Canadian officials may be forest firing time “Worse than usual” Between Canada in June and July and in the west, and “Much more than average” In August, mainly due to severe or extreme drought, it continues to affect many areas.
With Global Warming, the Canada is mostly facing extreme weather events And in 2023, the country spent its worst fires in history.
