Canada fires impact World Cup final

Wildfires in Canada are causing thick plumes of smoke that have reached large parts of the United States, including New York and New Jersey. This has led to a deterioration in air quality and a classification of the conditions as unhealthy. As a result, health warnings have been issued, with forecasts predicting an increase in smoke density overnight. However, conditions are expected to improve by Sunday with possible rainfall and shifting winds. Cities such as Detroit and Washington have been heavily affected. The U.S. president described the smoke pollution as unacceptable, while World Cup organizers are closely monitoring the situation as the final match approaches.

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