The California fire department seems to be slowing down the tremendous natural fires north of San Francisco. The fire has already killed 40 people in the past week and hundreds of people are still missing.
The number of deaths caused by natural fires in the wine-growing region north of San Francisco in the US state of California has risen to 38.
The fire brigade, helped by improved weather conditions, has made progress on Friday's fight against natural fires in California, the deadliest in the history of the US state. Rescue workers who search for trawls with detective ruins have so far kept the physical remains of 35 people.
The death toll of natural fires in California has risen to thirty on Thursday. This makes it the most deadly fires ever in the US state.
The death toll due to natural fires in California has risen to 21st Wednesday. As a result of the fires in the United States, nearly six hundred people are missing.
Natural fires in northern California have cost at least ten people's lives and certainly 1,500 buildings have gone up in flames. Burning in the area more than fourteen burns and possibly more people were killed.
Quickly catching natural fires in northern California cause many residents to flee. The fires threaten, among other things, the well-known wine regions around Napa and Sonoma Vally. Hundreds of firemen are in a row to prevent thousands of homes from entering flames. The governor of the state, Jerry Brown, declared the state of emergency on Monday.
