About 90,000 Evacuated During Hawk Fire in Reno Area
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About 90,000 evacuated during Hawk Fire in Reno area
The Center Square) – Some evacuation orders west of Reno have been lifted as more than 900 firefighters continue to battle the Hawk Fire, which burned just over 15,000 acres and led to the initial evacuation of about 90,000 residents.
More than 90,000 people in the state of Nevada have been evacuated or are about to be evacuated, according to the authorities, due to the rapid introduction of a major vegetation fire that threatens Reno, one of the main cities in this state of the West US.
A forest fire that spreads rapidly through western Nevada, in the United States, led to the displacement of almost 90,000 inhabitants on Monday, 24. The fire, baptized by . .Hawk Fire , began on Saturday and had already reached about 6,091 hectares until today, endangering the city of Reno and its... The post Fire in Nevada, USA, requires displacement of 90,000 people appeared first on The Antagonist.
About 90,000 people have had to evacuate or have orders to evacuate today in the face of the rapid advance of a forest fire in western Nevada, United States, near the border with California. Fire threatens the city of Reno and its metropolitan area, where about 280,000 people live. Schools were shut down while smoke enveloped the city, one of the main cities in the state. The Hawk fire started on Saturday and has consumed up to today about 6,000…
More than 90,000 Nevada residents have been evacuated or are preparing to evacuate, authorities said, as a large wildfire is rapidly spreading and threatening Reno, one of the largest cities in the western US state. About 42,000 people have already left their homes and another 45,000 have been ordered to be on alert for evacuation, Reno Mayor Hillary Seavey told CNN. “If you’ve been told to leave your home, don’t wait!” the mayor urged. See more…
Images taken by a driver this Saturday show the fire, nicknamed “Hawk”, spreading rapidly around Reno, Nevada, USA. The flames destroyed several structures and forced around 90,000 people to leave the area.
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