In northern Sao Paul, Brazil, uncontrolled wildfires are decimating sugarcane fields so severe that Brazilian authorities are restricting outdoor activities.
BREAKING: Hell like views from Brazil as fire and dense smoke alarm residents of Ribeirão Preto, a Brazilian city with around 1 million inhabitants. pic.twitter.com/rjmMQ7LpP8
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Many highways are closed due to severely reduced visibility and social media is filled with footage of livestock carnage, succumbing to smoke inhalation and direct exposure to the fires.
WATCH: Fire is rapidly engulfing everything in its path in the state of Mato Grosso, Brazil. pic.twitter.com/VtstlMDOEM
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Fires are uncontrolled as the dry season continues, with high temperatures and little moisture on the ground.
Nearly 40 cities in the region remain on “high alert” as the raging fires spread to surrounding areas.
The Governor of Sao Paulo, Tarcisio de Freitas has created an emergency task force to deal with the emergency, allocating funds to use fire department air assets to dump water on affected areas.
🚨🇧🇷BRAZIL IS ON FIRE 🔥
— Naomi Seibt (@SeibtNaomi) August 25, 2024
You heard about the Australian wildfires because they could blame it on CLIMATE CHANGE (scam!), but they pay no attention to Brazil?
That’s because President Lula is part of their agenda! pic.twitter.com/dxAZptGgLP
Two firefighters have died trying to extinguish the fires.
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