Nova Scotia’s Division of Pure Sources says the Mooseland Street Fireplace within the Jacket Lake space, northeast of Halifax, continues to be held.
The province says the fireplace has not grown since Sunday afternoon and is estimated to complete 1,447 hectares as of Monday morning.
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Floor crews are persevering with to work on-site with heavy tools, in addition to two DNR helicopters that may help with transportation and aerial surveillance.
Officers be aware that whereas fixed-wing plane can be found, it’s not anticipated they’ll be wanted.
The fireplace first grew to become uncontrolled Thursday night, with an evacuation order issued for about 100 properties, cottages and cabins within the rural space.
The evacuation order was lifted Sunday morning.
Nonetheless, there’s nonetheless a highway closure on Mooseland Street, though the closure has been decreased and is now between the civic addresses 2124 and 2890.
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