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Shocking new photos show the scale of devastation from wildfires that continue to rage across the state of California, torching nearly 2.2 million acres.

The Creek Fire in Northern California has razed 65 homes, businesses and other structures since it erupted on Friday night and exploded in size over the weekend, ripping through more than 152,800 acres by Tuesday night.

The fire - which remains zero percent contained - forced thousands of people in Fresno County to flee from their homes and trapped hundreds of hikers and campers in the Sierra National Forest.

An apocalyptic orange glow has been cast over Yosemite as the Creek Fire edges closer, leaving a path of charred homes and vehicles in its path.

In Washington state, the town of Malden, home to 300 people, was 80 percent destroyed when a wildfire ripped through over Labor Day weekend.

And in Oregon, 80,000 people were evacuated from their homes on Tuesday as wildfires blazed out of control.

Source https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8712637/Horrifying-photos-charred-remains-towns-California-Washington.html

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nBag:
no body can Fool me again all this fire are manmade.

This thing are natural disasters
Uncle

Outdoor furnituire stands next to a destroyed petrol station on State Route 168 after the Creek Fire passed through

Burnt out homes and cars are pictured in the Meadow Lakes area of California after the Creek Fire swept through

A police vehicle drives past a destroyed petrol station on State Route 168, which was devastated by the Creek Fire

Charred machinery, cars and buildings smolder in the Meadow Lakes area of California following the Creek Fire

no body can Fool me again all this fire are manmade.

A steady stream of vehicles heads west on a road east of Springfield, Oregon as residents evacuate the area on Tuesday

D world is in trouble... Wildfires, viruses, flooding, Hurricanes.. Endtime things.. Make I talk am before righteousness comes

A person uses heavy equipment to put dirt on fire hotspots after a wildfire destroyed homes and outbuildings in Graham, Washington

Law enforcement officers watch flames into the air as the Bear Fire continues to spread in Oroville, California, on Wednesday

More than 14,000 firefighters are out battling 25 separate blazes in California. Pictured: The Bear Fire in Oroville

Every country get face one problem or the other.
They have natural disasters
We have our "darling" father.

Person Wey God to punish him papa

A Butte County firefighter douses flames at the Bear Fire in Oroville, California, early Wednesday morning

Butte County firefighters watch as flames tower over their truck at the Bear Fire in Oroville, California, on Wednesday

The Creek Fire started on Friday night and blazed through a swathe of northern California in the Sierra National Forest

It remains unclear how the Creek Fire started, but photos taken on Tuesday showed the devastation in the Meadow Lakes area

Meadow Lakes, a community in northern California, was left devastated by the Creek Fire, which began on Friday evening

A Pacific Gas and Electric Company truck drives past a destroyed petrol station on State Route 168 in northern California

Birdeyeview:
This thing are natural

bro why is that? every 6month one fire. really? chasing the red Indians off their lands, someone benefits billions from the Clean up. even the KKK clan I dey suspect them

The burnt wreckage of a car is pictured on Tuesday near Shaver Lake in northern California, after the Creek Fire

The rubble of a petrol station is pictured on Tuesday, in the aftermath of the Creek Fire in California

A burned car sits completely destroyed after the Creek Fire swept through 152,833 acres of forests

Damn it

A home is completely destroyed after the Creek Fire swept through the Shaver Lake area on Tuesday

The smoldering remains of Cressman's General Store and Gas Station along CA-168, pictured on Tuesday after the Creek Fire

Firefighters (L-R) Rob Spitzer, Max Katay, Josiah Gist and Hunter Grossmann of the Rancheria Station rest on Tuesday

Burnt down cars are pictured on Tuesday amid the scorched smoldering trees after the passage of the Creek Fire

A burnt down old Cadillac rests amid the scorch smoldering trees in the Cascadel Woods of northern California

A fire fighter is pictured in California trying to beat back the Creek Fire on Tuesday in the north of the state

Shawn Thornton hugs his wife, Shannon Thornton, next to the rubble of their burned home in Malden, Washington, on Tuesday

A fire extinguisher is pictured at a scenic overlook above Chief Joseph Dam after the Pearl Hill Fire roared through Monday