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Forest Fire Reappears in La Tola, Quito, After the Fire Recorded Days Ago

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A new forest fire was reported on September 16 in La Tola, Quito, in the same sector affected by the fire recorded days ago

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Fire Returns to Velasco Ibarra Avenue, in Quito, Just Three Days Later

The fire was reported today in the sector of La Tola, where on Sunday there had already been a fire that affected about five hectares of vegetation

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Forest Fire Reappears in La Tola, Quito, After the Fire Recorded Days Ago

A new forest fire was reported on September 16 in La Tola, Quito, in the same sector affected by the fire recorded days ago

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Forest Fire Reappears in La Tola, Quito, After the Fire Recorded Days Ago

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Fire Returns to Velasco Ibarra Avenue, in Quito, Just Three Days Later

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