The northern California wildfire that killed at least 85 people and left hundreds unaccounted for has been fully contained, authorities announced Sunday.
The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection said Sunday that firefighters have been able to fully surround the Camp Fire, the Associated Press reported.
The fire, which is one of multiple wildfires burning in California, was the deadliest on record in the state’s history, according to the Los Angeles Times.
Officials also said Saturday that 249 people are missing, down from 475 who were unaccounted for as of Saturday.
The fire has also destroyed almost 14,000 homes, the Times reported.