Whether or not this particular incident is caused by it, climate change is and will create massive costs for society, from forest fires, to coastal cities flooding, to water and food shortages, to all the associated mitigations and social consequences (wars, starvation, migrations, etc.). Who should pay for all of it? These are massive externalities dumped on the public by the fossil fuel industry and, to be fair, by the very many users of fossil fuel, including me. However, I didn't conduct a propaganda campaign that has turned a problem into this catastrophe.
Regarding this particular situation: I'm not sure a particular fire can be directly linked to climate change. Climate change will make some places wetter, some drier, some warmer, some cooler. The average temperature globally is increasing, but that's an average over a huge area (also, does someone happen to know about humidity and rainfall?).