Charter activations
Fire in Peru
Forest fires have broken out in Peru, burning more than 3,000 hectares (11.58 square miles) of cultivated land and natural areas.
22 of Peru's 24 regions have been impacted, with Cuzco, Cajamarca, Huancavelica, and Huánuco being the worst affected areas. Reports say that the fires were caused by human activity. However, weather conditions such as clouds, smoke, and winds have helped spread the fires and also obstructed aircraft operations needed to fight the fires.
Numerous wildfires have started in Peru since July 2024, resulting in 15 fatalities, 98 injuries, and affecting more than 1,800 people.
Type of Event: | Fire |
Location of Event: | Peru |
Date of Charter Activation: | 2024-09-16 |
Time of Charter Activation: | 20:24 |
Time zone of Charter Activation: | UTC-03:00 |
Charter Requestor: | INDECI |
Activation ID: | 914 |
Project Management: | José Pasapera (CONIDA) |
act-value-adders: | Franco Pascualone (CONAE) Carla Celleri (CONAE) |
Products
Identification of possible areas affected by fires in the Corongo district - Ancash - Perú
Copyright: Contains modified Copernicus Sentinel data (2024)
copyright (2024) INPE
Map produced by Special Agency of Peru
Information about the Product
Acquired: Sentinel -2: 14/09/2024
CBERS-4: 24/09/2024
Source: Sentinel -2 / CBERS-4
Category: Delineation Map