The heat of the winter burned thousands of acres in the Denver area at the end of last month, forcing thousands of people to flee.
Some asked for a hug, some were hugged without asking and one man, wearing only the clothes he had left, shook hands with Joe Biden as the US President marched on Friday in a devastating fire in Colorado.
Surrounded by the devastating damage from the inferno, Biden tried to comfort the locals.
The 79-year-old Democrat has been famous for his ability to show compassion and suffering and his strength was evident as he walked along the line of families with firefighters in Louisville, who burned to the ground. December 30 Marshall Moto.
“We lost everything,” a man told Biden and his wife, First Lady Jill Biden.
“I’m not dressed properly because that’s what I have,” the man told Biden, clutching his long shorts.
“We really need help,” said the boy, who was also wearing shorts, despite the snow on the black ruins of the village.
Biden held the man’s hand for a long time, and after shaking hands with twelve firefighters, he handed them all the money for the ceremony.
One woman looked at Jill Biden and said, “Can I?” then he hugged her. Biden put his hands around the others.
Two people are still missing and are feared dead in a hurricane, which has the worst impact on government history, burning more than 1,000 homes. The bodies of people believed to belong to one of the missing were found Wednesday.
A grass fire in Prairie County in Boulder County, just north of downtown Denver, burned more than 6,000 acres (24sq km) in about two hours, officials said.
At times, the flames engulfed the football fields that seemed to dry up in just a few minutes.
All the suburbs of Superior and Louisville were destroyed.
Mu a words On Thursday, Boulder County officials said the blaze cost more than $ 513m, with 1,084 dormitories damaged and another 149 damaged across the region.
Biden’s trip to Boulder County, where he will visit the Louisville area and meet families who have fled the fire, with his deputy as president of Colado and his second-only focus on wildfires.
Biden agreed emergency announcement in Colorado on January 1, allowing federal aid to go to state and federal states after the fire.
The other day, the President spoke again with Colorado Governor Jared Polis, promising “everything will be possible to help the people in the affected areas,” the White House said. he said.
Refugees have been back to their homes testing for damage.
Rex Hickman, who moved to the area with his wife and son, said he was devastated to find out that their home was 23 years old.
“There is a numbness that affects you at first. You know, if you go to trouble. You think about what you can do, what you can’t do, “he told the Associated Press earlier this week.” Real pain will only intensify over time. “
