What is the situation of the California fire now?

The California fire has killed 2 1 person and burned a football field in an average of 3 seconds.

65438+1October 12 news, a mountain fire broke out in northern California on the evening of the 8 th local time. With the help of wind, the fire spread rapidly. According to the latest report of American media, the fire has caused at least 2 1 person to die and more than 20,000 people have been evacuated. More than 200 missing reports have been received, and more than 65,438+0,500 buildings have been damaged. After the fire raged, some beautiful towns were beyond recognition.

According to the latest report, the fire has caused at least 2 1 person to die. Earlier, it was reported that the fire area had exceeded 1.22 million acres, among which Napa County and Sonoma County, known as the "hometown of wine", were the most severely burned areas. According to the data, in just 12 hours on Monday (9th), the fire devoured about 20,000 acres of land, which is equivalent to burning a football field every three seconds.

At present, more than 20,000 people have been evacuated from their homes and two hospitals have been cleaned up. It is reported that more than 240 people are missing in Sonoma County alone. More than 50,000 users still have no power supply. More than 100 people were sent to hospital for treatment due to burns, smoke inhalation and shortness of breath. Unfortunately, according to the weather forecast, it won't rain for the next seven days.

California Governor Jerry Brown has issued an order asking rescue forces in other parts of the state to go all out to help the northern region with disaster relief. Sonoma County Sheriff Giordano said that some missing people have been found one after another, and many of them lost contact with their families because the fire damaged the telecommunications lines.

According to reports, according to the report released by CoreLogic, a real estate data provider, more than 65.438+0.72 million households in Napa City and santa rosa City in Sonoma County are in danger of being swallowed up by wildfires, and the total reconstruction cost is estimated at 65 billion dollars. Tom Jeffery, a senior risk expert at CoreLogic, pointed out: "California is famous for its luxury homes. The houses of the top figures in these pyramids are built on the outskirts of the city so that they can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the wine country, but such houses are also the most vulnerable to wildfires. "

Heavy losses!