Incendios obligan a 100.000 californianos a evacuar
Cerca de 100.000 personas han tenido que abandonar sus hogares y las autoridades proyectan un incremento en la cifra de muertos desde los 35, tras la rápida propagación de los incendios por los fuertes vientos.
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1 / 5NAPA, CA -OCTOBER 12: Wildfire creeps through the forest, down the south side of Dry Creek Canyon, at the Partrick Fire on October 12, 2017 west of Napa, California. Thousands of homes have burned, at least 31 people confirmed killed with hundreds still missing as California wildfires continue to spread out of control. David McNew/Getty Images/AFP -
2 / 5NAPA, CA -OCTOBER 12: Smoke from the Partrick Fire rises behind a vineyard on October 12, 2017 west of Napa, California. Thousands of homes have burned, at least 31 people confirmed killed with hundreds still missing as California wildfires continue to spread out of control. David McNew/Getty Images/AFP -
3 / 5SONOMA, CA - OCTOBER 14: A structure burns in the early morning hours on October 14, 2017 in Sonoma, California. At least 32 people are confirmed dead with hundreds still missing. Officials expect the death toll to rise, and now estimate that 5,700 structures have been destroyed. David McNew/Getty Images/AFP -
4 / 5SONOMA, CA - OCTOBER 14: A structure burns in the early morning hours on October 14, 2017 in Sonoma, California. At least 32 people are confirmed dead with hundreds still missing. Officials expect the death toll to rise, and now estimate that 5,700 structures have been destroyed. David McNew/Getty Images/AFP -
5 / 5SONOMA, CA -OCTOBER 14: Fire approaches a vineyard in the early morning hours on October 14, 2017 in Sonoma, California. At least 32 people are confirmed dead with hundreds still missing. Officials expect the death toll to rise, and now estimate that 5,700 structures have been destroyed. David McNew/Getty Images/AFP
