Firefighters battling a major blaze near Reno in the United States say they have contained about a quarter of the fire, marking limited progress as difficult conditions remain a concern.
Officials fear winds could fan the flames for another two days. That warning indicates the threat has not passed, even as crews establish containment around part of the blaze.
Many people in nearby communities remain under evacuation orders. The available information does not say how many residents have been ordered to leave, which specific areas are covered or when people may be allowed to return.
Further details about the fire remain unclear. The report does not provide its total size, the cause of the blaze, the number of firefighters deployed or whether there have been injuries or damage to buildings.
For affected residents, the immediate focus remains on evacuation instructions and the possible effect of continued winds. Fire crews, meanwhile, are working to increase containment while the risk of the flames spreading persists.