In Russia fires. Continuation

Hundreds of new fires broke out in Russia on Sunday after the forests and fields have dried up due to the inability to heat waves. However, firefighters managed to put out most of the fires. They helped the people who are trying to save their possessions: they threw sand on the fire and passed plastic water bottles. As a result of forest fires, which last week began to threaten the west of Russia, killed 28 people and destroyed or damaged 77 towns and villages. Thousands of people were evacuated from the territory of the spread of fire, but from Wednesday the deaths were reported. Military and volunteers have joined tens of thousands of firefighters, firefighters near Moscow and the regions in the east and south of the country.






A man inspects the ashes of the forest on the edge of Voronezh. Some of the most severe fires walked through the forests of the Voronezh region. In the fire turned out more than 2 million hectares of forest, burned about 300 homes, more than 550 people homeless. (AFP / Getty Images / Alexey Sazonov)



Residents looking for their stuff on the ashes of the houses after forest fires in Voronezh. Despite the ongoing almost a month anomalous heat and extremely high risk of fire, to such consequences appeared no one is ready. (AP / Mikhail Metzel)



A man walking in the yard of the burnt his house in Voronezh. (AP / Mikhail Metzel)



Firefighters extinguish a dry grass caught fire near Voronezh on July 31. (AP / Mikhail Metzel)



A man catches a fish in a thick smog from fires in Voronezh. (AFP / Getty Images / Alexey Sazonov)



Firefighter extinguish a forest fire near Ryazanovka July 29th. In the Voronezh region killed 5 people, including the Emergency Situations Ministry Viktor Galkin. During the suppression of forest fires, he found himself in a continuous ring of fire (AFP / Getty Images / Artyom Korotayev)



Guard against the backdrop of burning grass at Khodynka July 29th. (AFP / Getty Images / STR)



Firefighters extinguish a fire in the woods near the village Ryazanovka July 29th. (AFP / Getty Images / Artyom Korotayev)



Local residents look at the thick smog and the glow from a forest fire in Shatura, 130 km south-east of Moscow, July 29. Peat bogs began to burn in central Russia after several weeks of heat. (AP / Sergey Ponomarev)



Smog from forest and peat fires in the Red Square in Moscow on 26 July. Russian capital enveloped thick smoke from forest fires. (AFP / Getty Images / Natalia Kolesnikova)



A girl with a baby crying in the charred ruins of his home in Voronezh on August 1st. Firefighters fought the fire spreading, which has killed 30 people and destroyed thousands of homes and mobilized hundreds of thousands of rescue workers. Ministry of Emergency Situations reports that forest fires have covered more than 114,000 hectares across Russia. (AFP / Getty Images / Alexey Sazonov)



Wood burning near the village in the Voronezh region on August 1st. Hundreds of new fires broke out in the Russian forests and fields, dried record heat. (AP / Mikhail Metzel)



Local residents are trying to extinguish a forest fire in the suburbs of Voronezh. (AP / Mikhail Metzel)



Charred birch forests around Voronezh. (AFP / Getty Images / Alexey Sazonov)



Man leads a herd of goats by military transporters, traveling to fight forest fires. Photographed in Ryazanovka August 1st. (AFP / Getty Images / Artyom Korotayev)



Firemen trying to extinguish a forest fire near Voronezh. (AP / Mikhail Metzel)



A man with a bicycle walks past the ruins of the burnt houses in Voronezh. (AFP / Getty Images / Alexey Sazonov)



A woman is standing next to what is left of her home in Voronezh. Costs necessary for the construction of new housing and compensation for fire victims affected by forest fires, have already exceeded 6, 5 billion rubles. (AFP / Getty Images / Alexey Sazonov)



A woman looks at the ruins of his burned-out home in Voronezh. (AFP / Getty Images / Alexey Sazonov)



Orthodox walk past burnt houses during the course of Kresna - appeals to the Lord for help in Voronezh. (AFP / Getty Images / Alexey Sazonov)



People are icons during a religious service in front of their houses burnt in Voronezh. (AP / Mikhail Metzel)



Local residents are trying to find survivors from the ashes of things their homes in Voronezh. (AFP / Getty Images / Alexey Sazonov)



Woman examining the ruins of his burned house in Voronezh. (AFP / Getty Images / Alexey Sazonov)



Man trying to ban the photograph of his burned-out home in Voronezh. (AFP / Getty Images / Alexey Sazonov)



Firefighters extinguish a fire in the village of Forest. (AFP / Getty Images / Artyom Korotayev)



Firefighters try to extinguish the fire on the edge of Voronezh on July 31. (AFP / Getty Images / Alexey Sazonov)



Girl in a mask-respirator looks from the balcony in the village Beloomut in Lukhovitsky district near Moscow, which was completely destroyed by fire. (AFP / Getty Images /)



Burnt car stands in front of the ruins of the houses in the village Mokhovoe July 31st. (AFP / Getty Images / Artyom Korotayev)



Men visiting the ruins of his house in the village Beloomut. From the ashes of a lost blood locals visited Moscow Region Governor Boris Gromov, who had promised to each new home fire victims. (AFP / Getty Images /)



A man inspects the ruins of his home in the village of Beloomut. Fire victims village destroyed by fire Beloomut, burns or other injuries will allocate 150 thousand rubles compensation from the Moscow Region Government. (AFP / Getty Images /)



The boys try to salvage something from the harvest in the village Beloomut. (AFP / Getty Images /)