US firefighters admit they are burnt out by endless blazes ...Middle East

TWAIN: After battling increasingly large and deadly wildfires non-stop for weeks, and with no respite in sight, firefighters in California are admitting they are burnt out.“After a point, you start getting a little screwy, your mental health doesn’t do well,“ said 55-year-old fire captain David Tikkanen.“We’ve been up 14 days with no end in sight,“ he said as he fought back the flames in Twain, a small community nestled in the California pines, which his team was hosing with water to stop it being consumed by the huge Dixie Fire.They are in a race to prevent any sparks from spreading in an area so desiccated by drought that the vegetation is a veritable tinderbox.It is grueling work, carried

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