Boulder Dome Fire

Boulder Dome Fire is raging on with no signs of slowing and has branched out into two separate fires. flame retardant tanker Colorado are trying to suppress the magnitude of the flames. People are being evacuated from the hell fires, while some residents have had a way out of the novel, biking disaster area.
It has been reported by local sources that more than 1,800 people and about 750 homes have faced the wrath of the merciless flames.
The wildfire out of control has been the repetition of the ecological cycle the heroic role that local residents are using as a means of communication to save lives, escaping on wheels.
Local services such as University of Colorado and the Coors Events Center in Boulder are filled to capacity with people who moved to the shelters safer. The fire started in the morning, but easily spread exponentially, with devastating effects.
No human causalities have been reported so far. fire suppression efforts are being supervised by the Boulder office for emergency management.
Hospitals in Boulder, the Mapleton and Maxwell facilities of the community also were being evacuated and displaced animals are being cared for by groups of animal care Humane Society and County Fair, they're offering to rescue abandoned pets , large animals and livestock.
To avoid suffocation, those with a medical condition, as well as children and pregnant women have been asked to stay inside and ring for help, according to health advisories.

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NORAD:CF-18 Emirates flight

Two Canadian fighter jets intercepted an Air Emirates flight as part of an international response to a terrorist threat against the United States cargo aircraft.
NORAD officials QMI Agency confirmed that a pair of fighter jets escorted a CF-18 Emirates flight by Canadian airspace.
Officials from Canada and the United States became concerned about the flight of Emirates after learning that could be carrying the burden of Yemen.
"Two CF 18 were in the air and that was diverted and escorted a civilian jetliner Canadian airspace," said NORAD spokesman John Cornelius.
"Once they reached U.S. airspace, the Canadians gave the U.S. two F-15 and escorted the plane to JFK (airport in New York)."
Canadian government officials said they were monitoring the situation.
"Our government is aware of recent incidents of air cargo was in the United States and the United Kingdom," said John Babcock, press secretary to Transport Minister Chuck Strahl.
"Currently we have no information that these incidents were directed to Canada. However, we are monitoring the situation closely. We are working with our security partners, both in Canada and internationally, to ensure the safety and security travelers. "
Security officials became concerned about the flight and its cargo Emirates Yemen after the discovery of suspicious devices on cargo flights.
The Prime Minister's Office said the incident to support their decision to buy 65 planes F-35 fighter.
"If the CF-18 or F-35s, Canada's air force needs the proper equipment to protect Canadian airspace," said Harper spokesman Dimitri Soudas. "Liberals Michael Ignatieff and its coalition partners would be to cancel the purchase agreement of the F-35s. They prefer to use kites to defend Canadian fighter jets."

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