Massive Wildfires Devastate Bolivia in August 2010
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Disaster Overview : In August 2010, Bolivia faced a severe wildfire crisis, prompting the government to declare a national emergency. The fires, intensified by the worst drought in 30 years, burned nearly 4 million hectares of land, affecting over 109 municipalities out of the country’s 337. With the fires affecting 76 percent of national airports, the aviation sector experienced significant disruptions. Santa Cruz was identified as the most affected department.
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