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Martes 15 de febrero de 2011:Español:El Fuego y la Autoridad de Servicios de Emergencia dice que las llamas de un fuego que arde al norte de Perth han llegado a 50 metros de algunas propiedades. Más de cincuenta bomberos cinco helicópteros y cuatro aviones de bombardeo de agua son la protección de las casas en la zona Muchea, después del incendio que comenzó el sábado, estalló esta tarde. La carretera de la marca es cerrada en ambas direcciones y se espera que permanezca así durante varias horas. La policía está exhortando a los automovilistas de no superar los bloqueos de carreteras en la zona Muchea. La policía dice que algunas personas están tratando de dar la vuelta al bloqueo de carreteras, creando un peligro para los automovilistas y los servicios de emergencia en la carretera. Allen FESA Galeano dice que los residentes en la zona deben ser conscientes de los peligros. “Es más importante que lo haga cerrar las puertas y ventanas, apague los enfriadores de aire por evaporación y si usted no se siente cómodo donde usted es el mejor lugar para estar y el lugar más seguro es salir e ir a un lugar más seguro”, dijo. Sr. Gale dice que el fuego está contenido, los fuertes vientos están haciendo la situación impredecible. “Hay que mantener una conciencia de si usted está en la zona porque la situación podría cambiar, sobre todo cuando el viento cambia en las primeras horas de la mañana”, dijo. “No mantener un derecho de la conciencia durante toda la mañana y noche de mañana, porque la situación podría cambiar.”
English: The Fire and Emergency Services Authority says flames from a fire burning north of Perth have come within 50 metres of some properties.Fifty firefighters plus five helicopters and four water bombing aircraft are protecting homes in the Muchea area, after the fire which started on Saturday, flared up this afternoon.The Brand highway is closed in both directions and it is expected to remain that way for several hours. Police are urging motorists not to breach road blocks in the Muchea area.Police say some people are attempting to go around the road blocks, creating a danger to motorists and the emergency services personnel on the road. FESA’s Allen Gale says residents in the area should be aware of the dangers. “It’s most important that you do close doors and windows, turn off those evaporative air coolers and if you’re not comfortable where you are the best place to be and the safest place is leave and go to a safer place,” he said. Mr Gale says though the fire is contained, strong winds are making the situation unpredictable.“You need to maintain an awareness if you’re in the area because the situation could change, particularly when the wind changes in the early hours of the morning,” he said.“Do maintain an awareness right throughout the night and tomorrow morning because the situation could change.”
English: The Fire and Emergency Services Authority says flames from a fire burning north of Perth have come within 50 metres of some properties.Fifty firefighters plus five helicopters and four water bombing aircraft are protecting homes in the Muchea area, after the fire which started on Saturday, flared up this afternoon.The Brand highway is closed in both directions and it is expected to remain that way for several hours. Police are urging motorists not to breach road blocks in the Muchea area.Police say some people are attempting to go around the road blocks, creating a danger to motorists and the emergency services personnel on the road. FESA’s Allen Gale says residents in the area should be aware of the dangers. “It’s most important that you do close doors and windows, turn off those evaporative air coolers and if you’re not comfortable where you are the best place to be and the safest place is leave and go to a safer place,” he said. Mr Gale says though the fire is contained, strong winds are making the situation unpredictable.“You need to maintain an awareness if you’re in the area because the situation could change, particularly when the wind changes in the early hours of the morning,” he said.“Do maintain an awareness right throughout the night and tomorrow morning because the situation could change.”
