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Incendio en California

Cómo una pequeña chispa creó el incendio más catastrófico en la historia de EEUU

Los reportes de las autoridades han aportado detalles de cómo un pequeño incidente en una estación de generación de electricidad dio origen al peor y más mortal incendio registrado en el país.

Por: Univision,

18 Nov 2018 – 01:35 PM EST

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Los registros de las llamas a tempranas horas de la mañana del 8 de noviembre cuando los helicópteros antiincendios aún no podían despegar, la demora en la activación de las alarmas debido a que muchos habitantes no estaban inscritos en las listas para recibirlas, la falta de un plan de evacuación efectivo para desocupar la ciudad de Paradise y la velocidad de un fuego que se tragaba el terreno de un campo de fútbol en cada segundo fueron las variables que quedaron evidenciadas en esas primeras horas en las que Camp Fire mostró que su magnitud sería inesperada e histórica.

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