Massive wildfires have forced over 30,000 residents in British Columbia, Canada, to evacuate their homes. Strong winds and dry conditions have fueled the flames, with firefighters struggling to contain the blaze.
Provincial authorities have declared a state of emergency, while the federal government has sent military assistance to aid in rescue and relief efforts.
Environmental scientists warn that climate change is contributing to more frequent and intense wildfires in Canada. Communities in western provinces remain on high alert as weather forecasts predict little rainfall in the coming days.