Name: オーストラリアが火災。コバルゴの住民、余波に対処 - BBC ニュース (Australia fires: Residents of Cobargo, deal with the aftermath - BBC News)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T11:11:51.000Z
Duration: 5 min 10 s
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Australian firefighters are continuing to battle around 200 wildfires in the state of New South Wales and Victoria in the southeast of the country.

Cooler temperatures in the past few days of allowed crews time to contain some of the spread, but new pockets of fire are emerging all the time.

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25 people are known to have died, including three volunteer firefighters.

Around 1900 homes have been completely destroyed on up to 500 million animals have been killed with fears some species may have been wiped out entirely.

Embargo is a rural village in New South Wales has been very badly hit by the flames.

It's resilient on its resourceful local people themselves have set up this disaster relief center in the local show ground on There's food.

There's water there, even toiletries over there.

Truckloads of donations are arriving every single day from all over Australia.

Around 2000 people are being helped here, and it is eight on support that is vitally needed.

As we found out the very first minute we arrived in the village.

We reached embargo late at night after a seven hour drive.

A few hours later, door on scorched farmland, the sound of gunshots mingled with birdsong.

His local farmers have to put down hundreds of injured animals.

A lift leads me through the shattered village.

It's it's pretty tough to live next to this and see all the things that are more in my street.

Her fear is that while many stayed to defend their properties, others will now want to leave.

Do you wanna do you want to live amongst the SPS toes?

Would you would you would like to do that.

No community is still fighting to to survive.

The video was filmed by Ronnie's father, Brian Ah, highly decorated former volunteer firefighter.

Sad died, uh, the hot saul of a of a little rural villages.

Paying tribute to the firefighters who tried to save his village.

When demonstrated had finished, the buildings were smoldering and and I saw that the red and blue flashing lights downtown there Onda frustration of wish doors with them.

And I thought to myself, This was the foreign.

If there and one of those whose hour had come was his own son, Mark, a volunteer firefighter captain, he's been praised for his work by the Australian prime minister, but they're still annoying feeling inside.

I can't I can't describe the feeling of helplessness, the feeling of guilt on the Arno.

But you still feel that you wished that you could protect every way.

And that really was difficulty in verifying to see Mark downtown and not be able to do any he was born himself on.

We've told the story of one family's journey through the nightmare of the bushfires.

What unites them all is a desire for communities to heal and move on.

If we got what remains is God and we can't do that No, it you know it well fought the second fight.

We fought a fire friends, and now we have to fight to rebuild this place.

But there are so many stories of courage and bravery throughout this appalling crisis.

And we've just heard of one local volunteer firefighter.

He rescued three kids from a burning building, got them in the back of a pickup and drove 100 miles an hour through a fireball to get them to a hospital.

They're all now being treated amazing stories, Really remarkable.

It's going to get hotter here towards the end of the week.

And the fear is that Mawr lives are gonna be put in danger.