More than a dozen wildfires whipped by powerful winds have swept through
northern California’s wine region. The flames have destroyed thousands
of homes and forced more than 20,000 people to evacuate.
Some reports say as many as ten people have died and several more have been reported missing.
It’s not known what caused the fires which first broke out on Sunday but the state’s fire chief says an eight-county swathe of Northern California, including Napa, and Sonoma counties are ablaze.
Read more: Wildfires sweep through California's wine region | Euronews
Some reports say as many as ten people have died and several more have been reported missing.
It’s not known what caused the fires which first broke out on Sunday but the state’s fire chief says an eight-county swathe of Northern California, including Napa, and Sonoma counties are ablaze.
Read more: Wildfires sweep through California's wine region | Euronews
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