Wildfires broke out on the outskirts of Spokane, Washington, destroying over 700 buildings and forcing approximately 64,000 people to evacuate. The fires, which began on August 1, have burned more than 3,200 hectares and are considered the top firefighting priority in the United States. Officials report that the blazes have turned into an urban conflagration as they spread from forested areas into neighborhoods and commercial zones. At least 700 structures have been destroyed, with additional damage potentially affecting another 400 buildings. No injuries or fatalities have been confirmed yet, but authorities warn that the situation remains critical as search efforts continue in affected areas.
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