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Forest Fires in Cundinamarca Leave a Serious Consequence for Wildlife: 11 Animals Died

During August there were 400 fires that affected 1,512 hectares of vegetation in Cundinamarca. The emergency also left serious consequences The entrance Forest fires in Cundinamarca leave a serious consequence for the fauna: 11 animals died first appeared in Public Journalism.

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