Fort McMurray Fire: Latest Updates, Photos, Videos

In this May 5, 2016, photo provided by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Alberta, an RCMP officer surveys the damage on a street in fire-ravaged Fort McMurray, Alberta. More than 80,000 people have left Fort McMurray, in the heart of Canada's oil sands as a wildfire that has devastated the area exploded in size. (Royal Canadian Mounted Police Alberta via The Canadian Press via AP)

Fire Details

• 200,000 hectares are burning (as of May 7 at midnight MT)
• A total of 49 wildfires are burning, with seven considered out of control, 12 being held, 23 under control, and seven turned over to the responsible parties. 
• More than 1,400 firefighters, 133 helicopters, 295 pieces of heavy equipment and 27 air tankers are fighting the fires.

Call 310-4455 with wildfire-related questions from 7 a.m. to 10 .p.m.

Evacuations

• More than 88,000 evacuated since May 3.
• Mandatory evacuation orders are in place for Fort McMurray, Anzac, Gregoire Lake Estates, and Fort McMurray First Nation.
• Residents of evacuated areas should not attempt to return home.
• There is currently no timeline on evacuees returning to their homes.
• Evacuees should register with the Red Cross by calling 1-888-350-6070 or visiting a local reception center.

The Red Cross has raised more than $54 million for fire victim relief so far.

Donate to the Red Cross here.