Three wildfires are spreading in Southern California, USA, and thousands of people are at risk

On September 10 local time, three wildfires in southern California, USA are spreading fiercely and the situation is grim. Among them, the "Airport Fire" that broke out in Trabuco Canyon, Orange County on the 9th had burned nearly 80.94 square kilometers of land by the afternoon of the 10th, and the fire is still not under control. The local government has issued evacuation orders and warnings to thousands of people.

The fire in the Angeles National Forest in California also continued to burn on the 10th, and the fire control rate is still 0. As of that day, this fire had burned more than 16.19 square kilometers of land. At the same time, the "Line Fire" that started burning in San Bernardino County on the 5th is still spreading. As of the afternoon of the 10th, the fire had spread to 109.27 square kilometers of land, and the fire was only 5% contained. Currently, more than 1,000 firefighters have been dispatched to extinguish the "Line Fire".

US media said that the recent weather in California is extremely hot, with temperatures in some areas exceeding 40 degrees Celsius, and thunderstorms are frequent. This has brought great difficulties to firefighting efforts and made it difficult to extinguish wildfires. These three wildfires not only pose a serious threat to the safety of the lives and property of local residents but also cause huge damage to the surrounding ecological environment. Relevant departments said that they will go all out to control the fire, ensure the safety of the people, and find out the cause of the fire as soon as possible. Local people are also actively cooperating with the government's evacuation work while looking forward to the wildfires being extinguished soon.