California's fires kill 76, leaving 1300 missing

President Donald Trump visited the affected area Saturday after almost a week after the fires began

California's fires kill 76, leaving 1300 missing

In the northern United States of California, the number of deaths in the country's history has risen to 76. In addition, the number of missing people exceeded 1300.

Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump visited the affected area Saturday after almost a week after the fires began. He said that there was widespread damage to wildfire. News CNN and BBC

About 10 thousand firefighters are working to control the fire. Hundreds of workers are also working to find the missing people.

The forest of the state has destroyed millions of acres of forest. Earlier in 1933, 29 people were killed in the fierce fires in the grilled park of Los Angeles. President Donald Trump blamed the mismanagement of local authorities for the loss of running wildfires.

Due to dry weather and stormy winds a week ago, forest fires caused rapid spread of the country's population. As a result Paradis city was completely destroyed. Thousands of people have been homeless

Most of the victims were told to live in the city of Paradise. It is not possible to completely burn the fire.

California's forest and fire extinguisher department spokesman Scott MacLein said the city was destroyed, everything was over, nothing else left.

Paradise city burned down in the city of Malibur, another beach city in California. The country's president Donald Trump blames the poor management of the forest department in the worst case of wildfire in California.

Fortunately survived Ana DJ, a woman, said that her father died in Durban. They got very little time to survive the fires; During that time they tried to leave the house. But when the inside of the house to bring up the goods, it collapsed and his father died.

Anna said that he spent the night in neighboring pond with his dog to survive the fire. He said, I could not imagine the fire would come at such a strong speed. He could not go anywhere with the car because of tire melting in the fire.