Chile releases issues as wildfire fires are burned in the south, kill at least 1

Chile authorities on Sunday have issued two migration alerts in the southern region of Lala A araucaía as wild fires is drawn. At least one person died.

The country government said the work aims to protect more than 860,000 people.

Chile’s government ordered to escape from the families of the risk, inviting the citizens to burn their homes and refuge in safe places. It did not provide mathematics for damage or the number of people transported following a request from the associated media.

The authorities confirmed the death of a 84-year-old woman who was escaped but eventually returning home.

The LA ARAACANUAíA, in the south of the capital Santiago, faces a waver of the heat of the forests as soon as possible because of high temperatures, strong and drought. Authorities issue a red warning to several parts of the district as firefighting groups struggle with flames.

Child President Gabriel Boric, who ordered the time to get home in the affected districts on Saturday, said the “deliberate” fires recently urged the investigation. Police arrested five people this week in relation to the case.

Wildfires have just destroyed 33 4406 hectares in Chile, 44% below the past year, authorities said. Most of those ablazes lodges araucaneía.

High temperatures are more than 40 degrees Celsius, or 104 Fahrenheit, this weekend strengthened the wild years in the region.

“The temperature is unusual, more than normal distances. Unfortunately, with climate change, it looks often,” Andres Mancada, the Weather Doctor in Chile Meterology Service, telling Reuters.

Many people were killed last year and over 1,000 homes were destroyed Due to the firewall of the forest in Valparaiso region. Those wells were resurrected by the deepest Heatwave.