The death toll in the United States' California deadliest wildfire has soared up to 63 after 7 more victims were found, local sheriff reported according to Reuters.
Previously, Butte county Sheriff Kory Honea said at a press conference that as many as 130 people have been missing and 56 killed amid the deadly wildfires.
California has been struggling with several huge fires recently, which have already destroyed over several thousands of structures since last week. One of the blazes, the so-called Camp Fire, has already been dubbed by many as the most destructive fire in the state’s history.
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Local residents reportedly blame the fires on a local power supply company due to its alleged failure to properly maintain power lines.