Nainital, Uttarakhand, grapples with forest fires, consuming approximately 108 hectares. Kumaon saw 26 fire incidents in the past 25 hours, while Garhwal witnessed five, devastating 34.175 hectares, as per the state forest department. Elevated dryness due to a heat wave in Champawat and Nainital districts, bordering Nepal, is cited as the primary cause of wildfires in Uttarakhand.
Forest fire issues in Uttarakhand typically arise from February to June during dry, hot weather. Most occurrences stem from dry leaves, pine needles, and other combustible materials in the forest serving as fire fuel.
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