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Australia fires: A visual guide to the bushfire crisis

Updated: Apr 18, 2020

BBC News, 31 January 2020.


Record-breaking temperatures and months of severe drought have fuelled a series of massive bushfires across Australia.


Although recent cooler conditions and rain have brought some respite, more than 50 fires are still burning in the states of New South Wales and Victoria.


Hot and windy conditions are forecast to return to many parts of New South Wales this weekend and authorities in the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) have declared a state of emergency as massive bushfires rage south of Canberra.


At least 33 people have been killed - including four firefighters - and more than 11 million hectares (110,000 sq km or 27.2 million acres) of bush, forest and parks across Australia has burned. Read More...



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