Solan (Himachal Pradesh) [India], A fire broke out in the forests of Solan, Himachal Pradesh.
Forest officials and fire engines reached the spot to carry out the process of extinguishing the fire.
A local said, "The fire has been going on for 2-3 days. It is becoming difficult to control the fire, although all the villagers have been trying for some time. We tried a lot to control it but failed in our efforts." "Jungle" officials are present here and said that it will be brought under control soon.
Earlier, the Himachal Pradesh Forest Department recorded over 1,500 forest fire incidents in the state.
According to data available from the department, more than 13,000 hectares of forest land has been damaged in fire incidents during the last 50 days. The fire season in the hill state starts from April 15 to June 30.
"There have been more than 1,500 incidents of forest fire in Shimla so far. More than 13,000 hectares of forest land has been burnt in these incidents. Forest department officials are working to protect the forests. Fortunately, no human There has been no loss, and Principal Chief Conservator of Forests Rajeev Kumar said, forest department teams are reaching every fire incident.
Forest officials and fire engines reached the spot to carry out the process of extinguishing the fire.
A local said, "The fire has been going on for 2-3 days. It is becoming difficult to control the fire, although all the villagers have been trying for some time. We tried a lot to control it but failed in our efforts." "Jungle" officials are present here and said that it will be brought under control soon.
Earlier, the Himachal Pradesh Forest Department recorded over 1,500 forest fire incidents in the state.
According to data available from the department, more than 13,000 hectares of forest land has been damaged in fire incidents during the last 50 days. The fire season in the hill state starts from April 15 to June 30.
"There have been more than 1,500 incidents of forest fire in Shimla so far. More than 13,000 hectares of forest land has been burnt in these incidents. Forest department officials are working to protect the forests. Fortunately, no human There has been no loss, and Principal Chief Conservator of Forests Rajeev Kumar said, forest department teams are reaching every fire incident.
