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Devastating pictures from Uttarakhand forest fires over last four days⁠— forests burn as North India becomes the world’s warmest region

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As many as 46 forest fires have been wreaking havoc in Uttarakhand for over four days —The rising temperature and hot spells have pumped super hot winds all over North India — making it thealong with south-east Pakistan.A large number of species of animals living there struggled to survive. According to the forest department, a forest fire first broke out inand it is difficult to control the fires due to winds.The hilly state has 38,000 square kilometers of forest areas — which isfrom Brahma Kamal to the famous mythological Sanjivani Booti.Uttarakhand: Forest fire broke out in Srinagar of Pauri Garhwal district today. Forest officer Anita Kunwar says, "… https://t.co/2v2YnC5ehI— ANI (@ANI)This comes at a time when there are 401, of which 4 patients have died and 64 have recovered.Here are some devastating pictures from Uttarakhand wildfire:At least 2 people havelost their lives due to wildfires in Uttarakhand, whereas one person was injured.Uttarakhand is burning from 4 days ,it has been reported Uttarakhand has lost nearly 51.43 hectares of forest cover… https://t.co/GEVA3AuQ7t— waje (@brightwims)The wildfires have affected, risking the lives of hundreds of species living there.Again, we aren't paying attention to #UttarakhandForestFire Around 5 hectares of forest is burnt in the last 2 da… https://t.co/b7VF66ozUT— UCIFoundationOfficial (@FoundationUci)Kumaon region iss. Whereas, the Garhwal region reported 16 wildfires and the forest reserve witnessed nine instances.WHAT IS HAPPENING? Forest fire breaks out in Uttarakhand (Photo courtes: ANI) #wildfire #fireBREAKS… https://t.co/kYFAMrkIIP— Pramit Maity (@musafir_1509)According to the government, this may not be the worst year for wildfires as intermittent rains and high moisture levels have helped in preventing such instances. "Forest fires have come down a lot this season. Partly due to less anthropogenic activity and partly due to rains," Press Information Bureau said in a tweet.Bringing relief to the Forests of #Uttarakhand and the natural dousers of Forest Fires, rain showers in many distri… https://t.co/pcZPKa3iIH— UttarPradesh.ORG News (@WeUttarPradesh)Although devastating, these wildfires take place every year due to rising temperatures. The state recorded 1,590 wildfire cases till May 25 last year.SEE ALSO:{{}}Email addressEnter captchaBy clicking ‘Sign up’, you agree to receive marketing emails from Insider as well as other partner offers and accept our and Copyright © 2022. Times Internet Limited. All rights reserved.For reprint rights. Times Syndication Service.

As many as 46 forest fires have been wreaking havoc in Uttarakhand for over four days —The rising temperature and hot spells have pumped super hot winds all over North India — making it thealong with south-east Pakistan.A large number of species of animals living there struggled to survive. According to the forest department, a forest fire first broke out inand it is difficult to control the fires due to winds.The hilly state has 38,000 square kilometers of forest areas — which isfrom Brahma Kamal to the famous mythological Sanjivani Booti.Uttarakhand: Forest fire broke out in Srinagar of...

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