The town reduced to ashes: Aerial photos show the scale of devastation in Canadian town consumed by wildfire as Trudeau lands to see the destruction for himself
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau toured entire neighborhoods wiped out by the wildfires in Alberta
He was taken to Fort McMurray, which was ravaged by inferno that has torn through 241,000 hectares of woodland
Trudeau vowed to pledge huge sums of money to rebuild the town and surrounding villages destroyed by the blaze
Experts say the fires may have caused C$6billion ($4.7billion) in damage and 88,000 have been evacuated
Officials warned it could be weeks before people can move back home, if their houses are still standing
By OLLIE GILLMAN
DAILYMAIL.COM
14 May 2016
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has vowed to rebuild a town that has been ravaged by the wildfires in Alberta as he toured entire neighborhoods leveled by the out-of-control inferno.
Trudeau was taken around Fort McMurray by fire officials after a helicopter fly-over of the region, which has been evacuated by 88,000 people.
The still-raging blaze has torn its way through 241,000 hectares (596,000 acres) of woodland and towns in Alberta and continues to grow, albeit at a slower rate.
The fire is likely to cost insurers upwards of C$6billion ($4.7billion), but Trudeau promised that the federal government would pour money into rebuilding Fort McMurray and other affected towns.
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