Out-of-control Hawk Fire in Reno, Nevada keeping tens of thousands evacuated
Summary
A large wildfire called the Hawk Fire spread quickly in northwest Reno, Nevada, causing massive evacuations and destroying homes. Authorities said the fire started because of human activity, though details are unclear, and firefighters are working to control it amid changing winds.Key Facts
- The Hawk Fire began on Saturday and grew to over 23 square miles by Sunday.
- Around 90,000 people were asked to evacuate, including 42,000 told to leave immediately.
- At least six people, including three firefighters and three civilians, have been injured.
- The fire jumped over fire trucks, making it hard for crews to reach certain areas.
- The exact number of homes destroyed is unknown, but some families lost everything.
- Nevada’s governor declared a state of emergency and sent the National Guard to help.
- About 800 firefighters and two helicopter crews are working to contain the fire.
- Power outages and road closures have affected the Reno area.
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