Dozens of fires rage in southern Chile
- Dozens of fires raged across southern Chile, fueled by strong winds, destroying thousands of hectares of forest and farmland.
- The fires affected the regions of Nuble, Biobio, Araucania, and Los Rios, spreading rapidly since they began Sunday afternoon.
- Approximately 100 people needed temporary housing as firefighters battled 27 different blazes.
- The National Disaster Prevention Service reported more than 4,000 hectares going up in flames, calling the situation "very complex.
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Southern Chile hit by ravaging fires
Forest fires in south-central Chile have caused widespread destruction over the past few days in multiple regions, such as La Araucanía, Biobío, Ñuble, and Los Ríos, with more than 15,000 hectares ravaged.
Investigations begin to determine whether there was intentionality in the fires in southern Chile
The bulk of the voracious forest fires that have affected the southern central area of Chile since last Sunday have been controlled, but last Monday the Brigadiers still fight the flames of 18 foci, according to the National Forestry Corporation (CONAF). Carabineros has arrested four people in different communes for lighting fire without having the proper authorization, although the investigations to find the origin of the emergency are still in…
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