America … a forest fire devouring thousands of acres in the state of Nebraska

The fire of a rugged forest area in the state of Nebraska was swept, and extended to cover more than 6600 acres, but by Thursday, hundreds of firefighters managed to contain about 40% of the fire.
Jessica Bouzil, a deputy director of the emergency in Brown and Rock, said that the Bloom Kreik fire began on Monday afternoon as a result of a controlled burning operation that out of control.

The spread of fire

She added that the fire, which devoured 6631 acres, is mainly spreading in the regions of very slope and rugged, in addition to some herbal areas as well.
The town of Johnstown, with a population of about 60 people, is the closest town to the site of the fire in the Sandhils area in the northern northern part of Nebraska.