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Helicopters, trucks set to remove thousands **rth of Canadian wildfire
The out-of-control wildfire has consumed entire neighborhoods in Fort McMurray, forcing 88,000 to evacuate, and threatened two oil sands sites south of the city. While the main fire have turned southeast, away from town, parts of Fort McMurray were still burning. "Things have calmed down in the city a little bit, but guys are out as we speak, fighting fires, trying to protect your property," said local fire chief Darby Allen in a video message to residents posted late in the evening. "The beast is still up, it’s surrounding the city, and we’re here doing our very best for you." Some 25,000 evacuees were forced to flee **rth on Tuesday and Wednesday, as the blaze closed off their only route south. After days on roadsides and at oil sands camps, they clamoured for answers on Thursday. Thousands of evacuees will catch a glimpse of the scorched town as police escort them south towards Alberta’s major cities. About 8,000 people will be airlifted out, officials said, but most are expected to drive south, with police escorts, once officials determine the highway is safe, likely on Friday. "The damage to the community of Fort McMurray is extensive and the city is **t safe for residents," said Alberta Premier Rachel **tley in a press briefing late Thursday. **tley said it would **t be responsible to speculate on when residents would be allowed to return: "We do k**w that it will **t be a matter of days," she said. South of Fort McMurray, C**OC Nexen’s Long Lake oil sands facility and Athabasca Oil’s Hangingstone project were in danger, according to emergency officials. Both facilities have been evacuated. أكثر... ??????? ??????: Helicopters, trucks set to remove thousands **rth of Canadian wildfire || ??????: ahlam1399 || ??????: اسم منتداك
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