Six people injured in Nevada wildfire — agency

Six people injured in Nevada wildfire — agency According to the report by the Associated Press, the fire dubbed Hawk spread across 53 square kilometersNEW YORK, August 24. /TASS/. At least six people were injured in a wildfire that broke out on August 22 near Reno, Nevada, the Associated Press reported. The fire dubbed Hawk spread across 53 square kilometers, according to the report. The flames destroyed several structures, and three emergency responders and three civilians were injured. Investigators believe the raging fire was caused by human activity, and an investigation is underway. Authorities have ordered 90,000 people to evacuate, with 42,000 local residents having been notified to leave their homes immediately. 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