105 forest fires remain active in Mexico, according to authorities.

By CNN Español At least 105 fires remain active in Mexico, according to the most recent report of the National Forestry Commission (CNF) updated on Friday night. More than 4,800 troops fight the fires, which have consumed at least 54,427 hectares in the Mexican territory, details the commission's report. As of 2025, the CNF has recorded 2,885 forest fires in the country, which have razed about 216,000 hectares (2,160 square kilometers). Through …

On Saturday, temperatures ranged from 35 to 40 degrees in the entity, with the exception of mountain areas.

Oaxaca has 8 active forest fires that affect 1,674 hectares. 744 combatants work to extinguish them, especially in four municipalities.

Mexico City, April 19.- This Saturday there are 99 active forest fires in the country that have affected a preliminary area of 56 thousand 106 hectares, reported the National Forestry Commission (Conafor).In his 11 hour report, he explained that conflagrations damage 26 Protected Natural Areas (ANP), and 3,819 people are at the active points to fight fire. Temperatures According to the National Water Commission, high temperatures continue in muc…

COMMUNICATE Oaxaca de Juárez, Oax. April 19, 2025.- The Government of the State through the State Forestry Commission (Coesfo), reports 50 percent control in the combat work, carried out in the La Iguana area of the El Portillo estate, belonging to the municipality of San Sebastián Coatlán. In this place of the Sierra Sur, work is coordinated with the official brigades of forest fighters of the state dependency, based in Santa María Chimalapa an…

The season of forest fires is still active in Mexico, according to Conafor, there are currently 123 casualties in 28 states, affecting more than 52 thousand hectares. Although 31 have already been controlled, 4,668 Brigadiers continue to work intensely. Authorities ask the population to extreme precautions, especially in Chiapas, where this weekend’s heat wave increases the risk of fire spreading. For this and more information, follow us on our …