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Argentina: more than 3,000 hectares devastated by the forest fire in Patagonia

Patagonia, Argentina.- In the photos taken on February 5, 2024, fire departments continue to fight a forest fire that affects Patagonia, Argentina. The area devastated by the forest fires that have affected the Los Alerces national park, in Argentine Patagonia, and recognized as a UNESCO heritage site since 2017, grew to 3,147 hectares, official sources reported this Sunday.
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February 5, 2024

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Patagonia, Argentina.- In the photos taken on February 5, 2024, fire departments continue to fight a forest fire that affects Patagonia, Argentina. The area devastated by the forest fires that have affected the Los Alerces national park, in Argentine Patagonia, and recognized as a UNESCO heritage site since 2017, grew to 3,147 hectares, official sources reported this Sunday.

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Patagonia, Argentina.- In the photos taken on February 5, 2024, fire departments continue to fight a forest fire that affects Patagonia, Argentina. The area devastated by the forest fires that have affected the Los Alerces national park, in Argentine Patagonia, and recognized as a UNESCO heritage site since 2017, grew to 3,147 hectares, official sources reported this Sunday.
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Patagonia, Argentina.- In the photos taken on February 5, 2024, fire departments continue to fight a forest fire that affects Patagonia, Argentina. The area devastated by the forest fires that have affected the Los Alerces national park, in Argentine Patagonia, and recognized as a UNESCO heritage site since 2017, grew to 3,147 hectares, official sources reported this Sunday.
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Patagonia, Argentina.- In the photos taken on February 5, 2024, fire departments continue to fight a forest fire that affects Patagonia, Argentina. The area devastated by the forest fires that have affected the Los Alerces national park, in Argentine Patagonia, and recognized as a UNESCO heritage site since 2017, grew to 3,147 hectares, official sources reported this Sunday.
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