Overview
- The wildfire in Adam’s Cove, which began on May 7, has been brought under control, allowing residents to return home.
- Approximately 45 structures, including homes and a warehouse, have been damaged or destroyed, though no injuries have been reported.
- The state of emergency declared for Adam’s Cove and surrounding areas has been lifted, but residents are urged to exercise caution while returning.
- Firefighting efforts, including the use of water bombers, were initially hindered by fog but ultimately succeeded with the help of rainfall.
- Provincial authorities are continuing to investigate the cause of the fire as other wildfires in Newfoundland are now under control.