The largest fire in the history of 'California

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The largest fire in the history of 'California

The twin blazing firefighters in California, called 'Mendocino Complex Fire', have called the state's "biggest active fires in history".

The fast-spreading fire burnt two 83 lakh acres of land till Monday; The size of the burnt area is almost the same as in Los Angeles, BBC said.

The firefighters are also working under the control of 16 major firefighters in the state of hot, intense air and low humidity. Local media reported that at least seven people were killed in the firing of California's northern 'Car Fire'.

Along with more than 14,000 firefighters, hundreds of US soldiers are struggling to control the fire on dozens of people spread across the state. US National Meteorological Department official Brian Harley warns that the situation will not improve rapidly.

It is also predicted that temperatures in some areas can reach up to 43 degrees Celsius.

Twin firefighters in the nearby area, 'Mendocino Fire Complex', have been named as the biggest firefighter in California's history by topping 'Thomas Fire' last year, according to US state officials.

Speaker of the Forestry and Fire Protection Department of California, Scott MacLeod, described this year as "very fast, very aggressive, very dangerous".

"See how big it is, even within just a few days. See how fast these menendosomes are getting in the complex rankings. It was not about to happen, it was not really about to happen, "he said.

The apprehension authorities may take more than a week to bring the destructive fires into full control.

In the last 10 years, this year's 'Dawanul Seventh' is the worst thing that has started. They said they were one of the reasons behind the death of huge trees and trees due to severe drought in the last year.

California Governor Jerry Brown described the devastating firefighters as 'new reality' due to climate change in December last year.

In recent days, US President Donald Trump was criticizing California's environmental law and the state's governor in social media.

On Monday, on Twitter, he said that due to California's policy of moving water towards the Pacific, the fires are 'magnified and the situation is getting worse'.

Responding to the US media's response, Trampe also said that there is enough 'water' reserve in California against the Deputy Chief Minister of California, McLagan Daniel.

"The changing climate has made this year's and the last year's fire so vicious and destructive," the official said in a comment to Time Magazine. Source: BBC, Reuters, bdnews24