Currently australia is facing fire destruction which have merged there overnight to create a 6000-hectare fire. Meanwhile Victoria's Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning has said multiple fires have begun converging in the past 24 hours. Furthermore the largest is in the Omeo region near the Alpine National Park and the day has been recorded as the most catastrophic day yet in an already devastating bushfire season.

Reportedly according to the Rural fire service "The fire in New south wales still remains "out of control". It has burned 264,000 hectares (1,020 square miles) of land from September. The country's Bureau of Meteorology has also sent warning announcements that the winds are picking up and temperatures increasing. According to the meteorology bureau "Today will be a day of severe to extreme fire danger through many districts," the bureau said. The country's capital, Canberra, smashed its heat record of 80 years, reaching 44 degrees Celsius (111 degrees Fahrenheit) on saturday afternoon. 

Moreover prime minister Scott Morrison said that 23 people had been killed nationwide, drastically raising the death toll. Perhaps more than 1,500 homes have also been destroyed since the fire season began in September. Currently, the government has alo declared a state of emergency. When talking about bushfire, we have to consider many factors like people deliberately light fires in the bush or lightning strikes a tree in the bush and also, people leave untended cooking fires and campfires in the bush or toss aside lit cigarettes in the bush. Sometimes, strong sunlight shines on some broken glass or anything can start a bushfire. Even though fires have been burning, the actual and biggest danger is the wind and he wind has been carrying far distances and start entirely new fires in new locations. Unfortunate that these winds will inevitably change directions once the cold front passes and in turn make the fires tougher to steer.