Now the firefighters have opened the poll of the government Punjabi Akhbaar

Calgary (Punjabi Newspaper Bureau) There is a perception about fire incidents that even if a fire breaks out in someone’s house, it also spreads to the neighbors. This concept has been confirmed by the fire in the forests of Alberta because the smoke of this forest fire is spreading in Canada and some parts of the neighboring countries of America.
More than 30,000 people in Alberta have been ordered to leave their homes in recent days.
Although the Alberta government has announced that $1,250 per adult and $500 per minor child will be available as soon as possible for those forced to spend at least seven days away from home. But the fire is fueling political flames with critical comments from firefighters, even with just 20 days to go before Alberta’s election day.

According to fire department workers, they are critical of cuts to Alberta’s air assault teams as wildfires continue to be battled.
Former members of Alberta’s wildfire-fighting crews say government budget cuts have left the province shorthanded in fighting its current fires. While rappel teams could make a difference in an ongoing fire fight
Those firefighters were trained to approach wildfires from helicopters while they still covered a few hectares. But that program was cut in 2019 by the United Conservative government.

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