Big Forest Fires in Georgia: What's Happening?
Two big forest fires in Georgia have destroyed over 125 buildings, forced hundreds of people to evacuate, and spread smoke across much of the southeastern United States. The fires are growing due to drought conditions and are hard to control.
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Two big forest fires are burning in southern Georgia. They started in mid-April and have burned over 55,000 acres of land. This is bigger than the city of Washington DC. The fires are spreading because of dry conditions and are hard to control. Firefighters are working hard to put out the fires, but it's a tough job. The state of Georgia has declared a state of emergency, which means they can get help from the federal government. People are being careful and taking steps to prevent more fires.
