Manitoba in central Canada declared a state of emergency on the 28th due to the threat of wildfires, and the government will send armed forces to the rescue. Manitoba Governor Kineff said at a press conference that this measure was taken due to the rapid spread of wildfires in the northern and eastern parts of the province. The fire is extremely serious, and about 17,000 people will be evacuated. Most evacuees will be located in Winnipeg, the capital of the province, said Kineff. Prime Minister Carney has sent Canadian armed forces to the rescue.

Manitoba in central Canada declared a state of emergency on the 28th due to the threat of wildfires, and the government will send armed forces to the rescue. Manitoba Governor Kineff said at a press conference that this measure was taken due to the rapid spread of wildfires in the northern and eastern parts of the province. The fire is extremely serious, and about 17,000 people will be evacuated. Most evacuees will be located in Winnipeg, the capital of the province, said Kineff. Prime Minister Carney has sent Canadian armed forces to the rescue.