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Chile faces the biggest natural disaster in its history
January 24, 2017
About 130,000 hectares burned in the center and south of the country. Almost 130,000 hectares of forests burned in central and southern Chile in the last week, which became the biggest natural disaster in its history, where the hand of man and climate change stoked the flames.
The territory affected is 20 times higher than that registered in January last year, and includes mainly rural areas in the center of the country, President Michelle Bachelet said Monday. Only in the region of O'Higgins, a fire consumed more than 44,000 hectares and became the worst of the last 18 years.
"The country faces the biggest forest disaster in our history, but we will overcome the emergency," said Bachelet, who, due to the fires, decided to cancel his trip to the Dominican Republic, where he would participate in the summit of presidents of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States ( CELAC).
There are still 48 active fires, another 65 claims were controlled and 36 were extinguished, which in total consumed 129,725 hectares in rural areas only in the last week in six regions, according to a latest report from the National Emergency Office (Onemi).
January 24, 2017
About 130,000 hectares burned in the center and south of the country. Almost 130,000 hectares of forests burned in central and southern Chile in the last week, which became the biggest natural disaster in its history, where the hand of man and climate change stoked the flames.
The territory affected is 20 times higher than that registered in January last year, and includes mainly rural areas in the center of the country, President Michelle Bachelet said Monday. Only in the region of O'Higgins, a fire consumed more than 44,000 hectares and became the worst of the last 18 years.
"The country faces the biggest forest disaster in our history, but we will overcome the emergency," said Bachelet, who, due to the fires, decided to cancel his trip to the Dominican Republic, where he would participate in the summit of presidents of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States ( CELAC).
There are still 48 active fires, another 65 claims were controlled and 36 were extinguished, which in total consumed 129,725 hectares in rural areas only in the last week in six regions, according to a latest report from the National Emergency Office (Onemi).
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