Gladys Berejiklian

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Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has warned that the devastating Bush fire is raging in the country over several months.

at least 24 people have died since the fire started in September. The air quality in the capital, Canberra, was this weekend the worst rating in The World .

Mr Morrison announced The Creation of a recovery Agency, for those who have lost homes and businesses in flames.

criticism has been confronted, about the speed of the response to The Crisis .

on the weekend saw some of the worst Days of The Crisis so far, hundreds of properties destroyed. Cities in rural regions and larger cities saw a red sky, falling ash and smoke that clogged the air.

the conditions eased, in Victoria and New South Wales on Sunday after temperatures and wind speeds dropped and some light rain fell. But the authorities not over, warned that the danger for a long time.

"We are in unknown territory," said New South Wales premier, Gladys Berejiklian . "We can't claim that this is something we have previously experienced. The it is not. "

John Steele, 73, was evacuated with his wife from their rural property North of Eden late on Saturday, told the AFP news Agency: "the visibility was reduced to about 50 meters, if at all, and we had a lot of debris from the sky, and a lot of the White Ash .

"The sky is still red. We are not out of The Woods yet. "

Prime Minister Morrison announced on Saturday, one of the largest military call-up in the recent history of the country, to support the mobilization of up to 3,000 reservists, exhausted volunteer firefighters.

Mr Morrison, had cancelled a planned visit to India because of The Crisis , faced further condemnation on Sunday, according to The Head of the NSW Rural Fire Service the Service showed only learned to call on The Plan reserve troops by the media.

an indication of the long road ahead, Mr Morrison warned that the fire could burn for Many months, and said that the newly created recovery Agency would run for at least two years. The Body will help bushfire-hit communities recover, the media reports, said the work ranges from the reconstruction of the infrastructure to support the provision of Mental Health .

Queen Elizabeth, said on Sunday that it was sad, "deep" through the fire and rescue services ", which can help, their own life is in danger is to be thanked to the churches".

fundraiser nets$20m in 48 hours

A fundraiser for the fire Department Celeste Barber was picked up by the Australian comedian on Friday, More Than $20 million (£10. 6m; $13m) in just 48 hours

"Please help any way you can. This is scary," Ms Celeste wrote in a Facebook appeal.

she called the rush-donate "incredible" and said the proceeds would go to New South Wales Rural Fire Service - a government-funded Agency, staffed with Volunteers and brigades donations Fund, which channels the donations to fight back directly to the fire.

members of The Comedian family. evacuated from The Town of Eden in New South Wales , where, officials said, did not let the residents immediately and in the direction of the North, if you have a wild fire Plan of the response

Many New South Wales residents from the evacuation centers after fleeing their homes

A Number of celebrities also have the money donated to support the fire fighting efforts in the last few Days - among them the American singer Pink, and Oscar-winner Nicole Kidman , the pledge of $500,000 US dollars. "Our Family support, thoughts and prayers are with all those affected by the fires in Australia," she wrote on Instagram.

the news of the donation was praised set of the Australians, which was on Social Media , but some complained that the Private Citizens donate, you should have said, in force by the government.

Nearly 200 fires are Still Burning across the country, with every state and territory to be affected. More Than 1,200 homes were destroyed and millions of acres of land burned.

tens of thousands of homes in NSW were left without power, and thousands of people were evacuated from the coastal towns in The Past week. The Town of Cooma, suffered a further blow on Saturday, when a large tower carrying millions of gallons of water, which explodes, flooding houses and sweeping away vehicles.

NSW Deputy Premier John Barilaro Abc News said The Incident was a "huge disaster".

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Source of news: bbc.com