VOICED : Sin victimas evacuan ciudad canadiense tras incendios

Fort McMurray in Canada was evacuated due to massive wildfires, yet no casualties occurred, which authorities consider miraculous. Despite losing material possessions, the focus remains on health and shelter. The evacuation affected 100,000 people, with a return expected in two weeks. The situation is seen as a reaction from nature to human actions. However, weather conditions like humidity and rain offer hope by slowing the fire's progress.

What was considered a miracle by the authorities during the evacuation of Fort McMurray?

• The immediate return of residents

• The prevention of property damage

• The absence of any casualties

• The quick extinguishing of the fires

Approximately how many people were evacuated from Fort McMurray due to the wildfires?

• 75,000

• 50,000

• 100,000

• 150,000

What is implied as a reason for nature's reaction in the narrative?

• Excessive urban development

• Climate change

• Overuse of natural resources

• Playing too much with Mother Earth

What natural factors helped slow the progress of the wildfires?

• Lack of vegetation

• More humid air and isolated showers

• Increased temperatures

• Stronger winds

What gave hope to the residents of Fort McMurray during the wildfires?

• The discovery of a new water source

• The construction of new shelters

• The arrival of international aid

• The slowing of the fire's advance