Firefighters in northern California have now almost fully contained the deadliest wildfire in the state's history... thanks to rain.<br />Officials at the California Department of Forestry and Fire protection say the so-called Camp fire is now 95 percent under control.<br />At least 84 people have died in the fire, and there's also a large number of people considered missing, but that figure has now fallen to less than 500.<br />But the rain that's helped put out the fire... has made it harder to search for missing people, and it brings the risk of mudslides and flooding.<br />Once the fire's out, California will face its biggest-ever cleanup job,... getting rid of all the ash and other toxic debris. <br />
