More than 25,000 residents in three provinces have been developed in dozens of wild fire, and were evacuated in officials, and in the US and the United States and the US and reduced air quality.
The majority of the evacuated residents were in Manitoba, which declared an emergency last week. About 17,000 people were evacuated on Saturday, along with 1300 in Alberta. About 8,000 people in Saskatchewan, were relocated as a leader, warned the number could rise.
The smoke worsens air quality and reduced in Canada and vision and has become some US countries along the border.
“Air quality and vision can change short distances due to wild smoke and can change the clock to an hour,” Saskatcheva’s Social Security Agency warned Sunday. “As the increase in cigarette levels, health risks are growing.”
Saskatchewan Premier Scott was sent to fight for the struggle for the struggle for fire, including firefighters, ambulance groups and other provinces and other provinces and US states, Alaska, Oregon and Arizona, Arizona, Blazes.
“We are really grateful and we stand stronger because of you,” he said. Moe said in an article on social media.
He said that the ongoing hot, dry weather allows some fires to grow and threaten societies, and it is a fund to support the fires and to support evacuues.
“The next four to seven days, the way to change the air patterns and the result is completely critical until we can find our way soaked in the north,” he said.
In Manitoba, more than 5,000 evacuations, about 645 kilometers (400 miles) of the Winnipeg provincial capital are from Flin Flon. The fire in the North Manitobe demolished the power to the Zogal Portage Society, which forced an involuntary evacuation order for 600 residents on Saturday.
Flying fire, Flin Flon started near Creighton, Saskatchewan, a week ago and jumped to Manitobaya soon. The crews fought to contain it. The water bomb is justified due to the occasional cause of heavy smoke and drone.
The US Department of Agriculture Forestry has placed an air tanker in Alberta and said that 150 firefighters and equipment will send 150 firefighters and equipment to Canada.
In some parts of the United States, according to the US Environmental Protection Agency AirNow, North Dakota and Montana, Minnesota and South Dakota, Montana, Minnesota and South Dakota reached the “unhealthy” levels on Sunday.
“In the next week, in the United States, we must wait in a few more rounds of the United States in the United States,” he said. National Weather Service in the United States
In addition, a fire on the US border of Idaho, on Sunday, according to the Department of Idaho Lands, referring to at least 100 acres (40 hectares), road closure and some evacuations. The agency did not provide additional information about the issue, which is on the news that at least one structure was burned.
Strong strong winds with 15-20 mph (24 and 32 kf) and strong territory, the fire that flames the fire on Saturday was difficult for firefighters.
Evacuation centers, along the Manitoba, one for those who flee from Fire, one of the US border was opened for those in the south as the south as 20 kilometers (12 miles). Winnipeg opened public buildings for evacuation because of other fire refugees, holidays, businessmen and convention doors.
Manitoba’s local leaders, Saturday, a press conference in hotel rooms in the cities of the evaku, called on the government to guide the priority of hotel owners.
Manitoba Heads Assembly Great Leader Kyra Wilson, this is one of the largest evacuations in the province since the 1990s.
“We see that our children should sleep in the floors, waiting in the hallways, waiting outside, waiting outside, and now people are tired.”
Canadian wild chapter continues in September from May. The worst wild fire season was in 2023. Drowned most of North America, which has a dangerous smoke for years.
Associated Press Reporter Julie Walker contributed from New York.
-Azerbaijan press