Shocking
Flames Overrun The Position Of Courageous Australian Firefighters In Only 4 Seconds
Drama in Australia is still going on with large-scale fires in which 24 people lost their lives so far.
According to the latest data, more than 500 million different animals were killed and many homes were destroyed.
The rapidity of such catastrophic fires can be demonstrated by video footage of brave firefighters trapped in a fire. Just four seconds were enough for fire to overrun the position of firefighters.
Firefighters run away from fiery teeth:
The strong winds are now making everything worse, and even the past rains did not help in the containment of the fires. More than 60,000 km2 of land has already been burned and there are currently more than 200 large-scale fires in Australia.
A video clip from a helicopter surrounding the web showing the horrific fires that have triggered a new disaster in Australia.
Fires in Australia captured from air:
Flames have once again engulfed the Sydney suburbs and many residents are angry at the authorities. Australia's prime minister has angered many citizens by the move before Christmas as he set off on a family vacation to Hawaii.
A few days ago, a group of firefighters also found themselves in the fiery teeth, extinguishing the fires at Gospers Mountain. A dramatic video clip from their vehicle landed online.
According to the latest data, more than 500 million different animals were killed and many homes were destroyed.
The rapidity of such catastrophic fires can be demonstrated by video footage of brave firefighters trapped in a fire. Just four seconds were enough for fire to overrun the position of firefighters.
Firefighters run away from fiery teeth:
The strong winds are now making everything worse, and even the past rains did not help in the containment of the fires. More than 60,000 km2 of land has already been burned and there are currently more than 200 large-scale fires in Australia.
A video clip from a helicopter surrounding the web showing the horrific fires that have triggered a new disaster in Australia.
Fires in Australia captured from air:
Australia is on fire. Nearly half a billion animals have been killed with more than 14.5 million acres burned. This is climate change. pic.twitter.com/Mvy6JRe9o2
— Earth (@earth) January 3, 2020
Flames have once again engulfed the Sydney suburbs and many residents are angry at the authorities. Australia's prime minister has angered many citizens by the move before Christmas as he set off on a family vacation to Hawaii.
A few days ago, a group of firefighters also found themselves in the fiery teeth, extinguishing the fires at Gospers Mountain. A dramatic video clip from their vehicle landed online.
