On the eve of Trump’s visit in southern California new fires broke out

Five new fires broke out in the south of California on the eve of the visit of US President Donald Trump.

Fires-under the name “Laguna”, “Supulveda”, “Gibbbel”, “Gilman” and “border-2”-broke out on Thursday in Los Angeles, San Diego, Ventura and Rivers.

Meanwhile, the firefighters have made progress in controlling the Hughes Fire in Los Angeles Area 10,000, holding it back 36% since its break out on Wednesday.

The fires have devastated the US staff over the past few weeks, Polisside and Ethan fires have fallen out a total of more than 37,000 acres and killed at least 28 people.

Here are some details about the latest fires based on the updates of the Forestry and California Fire Department (Cal Fire):

• The Border 2 Fire in San Diego covers 800 acres. Currently acting evacuation orders
• Laguna Fire in Ventu that covers 94 hectares and 70% of its control
• The Sepulveda Fire in Los Angeles covers 45 acres and localized by 60%. In an updated message published on the X, the Los Angeles Fire Service reported that they were able to stop the spread of fire and the evacuation orders were canceled
• The fire broke out in the Riverside county, covering 15 hectares. Fire rescuers managed to stop the fire
• In San Diego Forest Fire, called “Gilman Fire” covers two hectares, but the fire was stopped

Trump is going to visit Los Angeles on Friday to study the damage from forest fires.

Recently, the president critically assessed the reaction to the fire and threatened to refuse federal aid if California could not change the way of water management.

He criticized California Governor Guin Newzama and repeatedly stated that the state had water problems because he redirected reserves to save a small fish called Corushka.

Asked by the US media, whether he would stop financing the Federal Emergency Agency (FEMA), Trump said: “I may have to do it. Sometimes this is the only thing you can do. California is a great example.

“If you really interview people, they do not want the reserve cities, but Gavin News wants. And these radical left politicians want. “

Brian Rice, President of the California Organization of Professional Firefighters, told the BBC that he hoped that Trump would not refuse the state’s federal aid.

“The most important thing we do is providing federal assistance to California, in these communities where people have lost their lives, their homes,” he said.

“In the history of this country, federal assistance in the case of natural disasters has never been tied to the fact that if you do it, you get it. This is a discussion that goes, it has never been. ”

A fire in Hugu – the third largest fire in the state after the fires in Polissiad and Ethan – made tens of thousands of people evacuated after he broke out on Wednesday.

According to Cal Fire, the crew on Thursday managed to make progress in deterrent rapid fire.

In an updated message published on Friday, the US National Fair Service reported that the Southern California will remain dry weather and “increased conditions of forest fires” before the rain will be raised in the weekend.