Gegli news - The North California fire was finally burnt for more than 2 weeks

Gegli news - The North California fire was finally burnt for more than 2 weeks - 11/26/2018 4:46:58 PM 4:46:58 PM 

The deadliest country's fire in one century killed at least 85 people, and 249 are among those not calculated for them. Approximately 19,000 buildings, most homes have gone.

 Volunteers, after a short delay to let a downpour pass, search for human remains at a mobile home park in Paradise, California on November 23, 2018.

Officials said on Sunday that a massive fire, which killed dozens and destroyed thousands of homes in northern California, has been completely enclosed after burning for more than two weeks.

The California Department of Forestry and Fire Department said: "After several days of rain in the paradise of the camp, fires have been blocked by firefighters.

The deadliest country's fire in one century killed at least 85 people, and 249 are among those not calculated for them. The number of missing people has fallen in recent days, as officials have confirmed that more people are alive.

The pilots continued to flood through debris and ash to survive.

The fire began on November 8 on the rocky coast of Sierra Nevada and quickly spread over 240 square miles and destroyed the largest paradise in one day.

Nearly 19,000 buildings, most of them homes, have gone.

The fires came to California last week after the first stormy winter storm. Hannah Chandler Kelli of the National Weather Service said, "At about 7 minutes, rain in the burn area has dropped dramatically over a three-day period without any tension.

In southern California, most residents are deported to areas devastated by fire as a repair crew, telephone and gas repair services.

Police authorities in the state of Los Angeles said they were at the last stage of repayment of Malibu and illegal areas of the region. At altitude, 250,000 people escaped from their homes.

officials said three people died and 1,643 buildings, most of them homes destroyed.