On Saturday, wildfires broke out in the Biobío and Ñuble regions, located about 500 kilometers south of Chile's capital, Santiago. These fires are fueled by extremely high temperatures and strong winds that have affected the area. Local authorities are facing a difficult situation, considering the intensity of the fire and the unfavorable weather conditions. These events highlight the impact of climate change on vulnerable regions, which are increasingly struggling with wildfires.
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Incendies au Chili : au moins 19 morts et plus de 50 000 personnes évacuées dans le sud du pays
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Chile declară „stare de catastrofă” în contextul în care incendiile de vegetație amenință orașele
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Deadly Chile fires trigger state of catastrophe in Ñuble and Biobío regions
Chile declares emergency as wildfires kill at least 15
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