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Mindef Reports Zero Active Forest Fires in Peru

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Recent rains contributed to extinguishing the last outbreaks of wildfires that remained active in the country.
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Peru reports zero active forest fires. Apurímac, Cusco and Junín report damage in thousands of hectares, homes and crops.

·Lima, Peru
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Recent rains contributed to extinguishing the last outbreaks of wildfires that remained active in the country.

·Lima, Peru
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The country reports zero active fires today, Friday, October 23, after several weeks fighting forest fires in different regions of the country, the Ministry of Defense (Mindef) reported. It is "an encouraging news for the population and the protection of natural resources," the sector said. The rains recorded in the last few hours ended extinguishing the fire propagated and contributed to the effort deployed by the government, firefighters, loca…

The Ministry of Defense reported that there are no more active forest fires in the country, although five casualties remain controlled and under surveillance in Apurímac, Cusco and Junín.

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elpopular.pe broke the news on Friday, October 23, 2026.
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