Flames and smoke force the closure of several highways, as hundreds evacuate homes
Wildfires consume about 50,000 acres in southeastern Manitoba as more than 500 people move to shelters.
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Disaster Calendar 2011 – October 9
[October 9, 2011] Mass die-offs resulting from human impact and the planetary response to the anthropogenic assault could occur by early 2016. SYMBOLIC COUNTDOWN: 1,620 Days Left to the ‘Worst Day’ in Human History
- Manitoba, Canada. About 50,000 acres of land have been consumed by wildfires in southeastern Manitoba forcing more than 500 people to move to shelters.
- Dry conditions and winds of up to 90 kmh helped spread the fire covering an area 40 km long and six km wide near the town of Bissett, a report said.
- “Fires also raged outside the southeastern Manitoba communities of Lac du Bonnet and Stuartburn, where a state of emergency was declared and 60 people were asked to leave for safety.”
- Alberta, Canada. At least 12 fires are burning across Alberta, including a large fire north of Fort McMurray, which started in May.
- McMurray fire has consumed more than 700,000 hectares, fire officials said: “We expect that fire to be burning up until, probably, the next couple of months.”
- “We’ve had just about 950,000 hectares of Alberta burn this year, and last year at this time we only had 80,000, so that’s quite a significant difference.”
- Cairo, Egypt. Clashes between Coptic Christians and the security forces in Cairo have left at least 23 people dead and 150 injured, reports said.
- About 10 percent of Egypt’s 81 million population are Christians.
- “The only beneficiary of these events and acts of violence are the enemies of the January revolution and the enemies of the Egyptian people, both Muslim and Christian,” said the country’s Prime Minister.
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