US President Donald Trump on Saturday went to California to inspect losses caused by forest fires that killed at least 70 people and forced hundreds of people to flee the West Coast.
Rescue teams are searching for more victims in the northern California town of Paradise as authorities try to figure out the fate of 1,000 people missing from the country's worst forest fire.
Authorities say the high number of deaths fell to the flames quickly, due to the high wind, frequent dry sticks and trees.
Donald Trump attributed the recent forest fires to poor forest management and stuck to his position on Saturday, telling reporters at the White House that he would discuss forest management during his visit to California.
Trump is scheduled to inspect areas affected by the fire and meet people who have fled their homes.
