New fire after tragic accident

- In the chaos surrounding the daughter of the fire commissioner has been killed by a giant forest fire threatened Canadian city of Fort McMurray in a tragic traffic accident. The 16-year-old Emily Ryan was one of the passengers of an SUV on Highway 881, a busy evacuation route, crashed head-on a large truck. A 19-year-old relative was killed.

Emily was the daughter of Cranley Ryan, chief of the fire department in nearby Saprae Creek in Wood Buffalo. Emily stepmother has confirmed the death on Facebook.

After the heavy crash was a blaze which spread to the wooded area and thus made to make matters worse for a new fire. That letter
local Canadian media.

The police are calling on people to calm ride on the evactuatieroute and not to catch up on the dual carriageway. Many people take the 881 because the larger Highway 63 is full.

Authorities in Canada have urged more evacuations in connection with the
still-growing wildfire near Fort McMurray, centrally located in the state of Alberta. Only after the more than 80 000 residents of the city had to leave, must now also in the wooded neighborhood people from places flee from the fire.