Trump’s anger over Canada’s forest fires, said – will also recover the loss of poisonous air through tariffs

Canada wildfire smoke: us President donald trump Has made a scathing attack on the Canadian government regarding the smoke rising from the forest fires in Canada. Trump alleged that Canada is not taking proper care of its forests, due to which poisonous and polluted air is reaching many parts of America. He warned that the economic loss to America from this pollution could also be added to the tariffs imposed on Canada.

Trump said- Canada is responsible

Trump wrote on the social media platform ‘Truth Social’ that America is being affected by “dirty, polluted and unhealthy air”. He said that Canada is not properly cleaning and taking care of its forests and the dry bushes present in them, due to which such a situation is arising every year.

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Trump said that America holds Canada responsible for this matter. According to him, it is difficult to accurately assess the damage caused by this pollution, but Canada will have to pay its price. He said that he will soon talk to Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney on this issue and will demand to add the damage caused by pollution to the tariff already imposed on Canada.

Bad air in many American cities

Smoke from forest fires in Canada and northern Minnesota has reached the Midwest and north-eastern states of America. Due to this, air quality alert has been issued in many states. The air quality was recorded as very poor in cities like Detroit, Chicago and Washington. According to air quality monitoring organization IQAir, Detroit has become one of the most polluted cities in the world.

Fear of impact on World Cup final also

Due to smoke, concern has also increased regarding the World Cup final to be held in the open stadiums of New York and New Jersey on Sunday. Officials say that they are constantly monitoring the weather and air quality. Season According to the department, the effect of smoke can also change with the change in wind direction.

More than 200 forest fires in Canada

According to local officials, more than 200 forest fires are out of control in many areas of Canada, including Ontario. Many communities have been sent to safe places. However, no casualties have been reported so far in Ontario.

Health experts warned

Health experts say that the fine particles present in the smoke emanating from forest fires can cause difficulty in breathing and can prove to be more dangerous for the elderly, children and people who are already sick. Scientists believe that due to reasons related to climate change like rising temperatures and drought, incidents of forest fires are continuously increasing in the world.