👉 La provincia de Corrientes, especialmente el departamento de Curuzú Cuatiá, ha sido gravemente afectada por incendios que han arrasado con más de 100,000 hectáreas. Los bomberos han logrado controlar la situación, pero las altas temperaturas y la sospecha de que los incendios podrían ser intencionales mantienen a las autoridades en alerta. La Fiscalía Rural y Ambiental ya está interviniendo para determinar el origen de estos incendios.
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00:00This moment in Corrientes, where the situation is beyond critical, also in Chaco, and we are now with Cecilia with that. Ceci, good morning.
00:09Look what an image.
00:10Good morning Ale, very good morning to the whole team. Yes, that's right, we are in the department of Curzú, Coatiá, about 350 kilometers from Corrientes Capital.
00:21This was one of the most affected departments in the last week. Between January and February, more than 100,000 hectares were lost throughout the province of Corrientes.
00:33The fires devastated the province of Corrientes and you are seeing it in images.
00:39In this place, in this area, behind that trench, a teacher died. On Monday, a teacher died. It was tragic because this teacher entered this field that you are seeing behind the trench to be able to help her father, who is one of the people who take care of this field.
01:04This 30-year-old teacher entered and ended up taking her to the fires because, well, she was trapped by the smoke, unfortunately, and ended up dying suffocated by the smoke.
01:18Obviously, there was intense search work after they couldn't find the teacher who entered to help her father get out of the field, and well, and finally they were able to find her hours later, but unfortunately it was already late.
01:33The last weeks were critical for the province of Corrientes. As I was telling you, many hectares were lost. Ale, you are seeing it in images.
01:43This is endless. It's kilometers and kilometers that everything is burned, absolutely everything is burned. Trees, fields, the truth is, you have this, look, look here, you just have the train tracks that were completely burned.
02:04They were completely burned, yes, they are train tracks, yes, yes, yes, they are totally burned, and well, the truth is that it is an extremely critical situation that is experienced here in the province of Corrientes. It is very hot, it is an extreme drought as well, this extreme drought is going to be repeated, this extreme drought is already being repeated, and it is not only the situation of Corrientes, but also of Chaco, but the situation of Corrientes is the situation that is most similar to that of Patagonia, Ale.
02:32That railway track that is behind you, at some point it was used, now it was used for something, it is an abandoned track because it is completely unusable.
02:43Exactly, it is unusable, it is a track that was not used, but well, so that you can see the seriousness of the situation, the tracks were completely burned, and it is a situation that is seen throughout the province of Corrientes, we did 350 kilometers, and the truth is that everything is absolutely burned, but the department of Curitiba, where we are, is the most affected.
03:10Look, look, here I am going to show you on the screen, look Ale, this is what they were filming on the trip, kilometers and kilometers and kilometers and kilometers of devastated land, kilometers, destroyed, this obviously because of what is said is natural, because of the heat, because of some bottle, because of some ash of a motorist, but it is not an attack as we were seeing, but look at the images, they are devastating.
03:38There are images at night, of what were the fires, reaching the route, reaching very complex places, at this moment, Ceci, how far are you from the population, in reality, of those, we know that they are areas of fields, but would you be reaching populated areas?
03:55Yes, we are just close to the locality where this teacher was, approximately 5 kilometers from where the teacher's locality is, it is a small town, very similar to 9 de Julio, so that you have an idea, but well, we are only 5 kilometers from a place where there is population, where there are people who, unfortunately, were afraid that the fire would reach the town,
04:22and the truth is that it could be a catastrophe, it is already a catastrophe because millions of hectares were lost, 100,000 hectares to be exact, between January and February of 2025, but the truth is that this can worsen because it is very hot.
04:40Is it an agricultural area, or is it a pasture area?
04:43Cattle.
04:44Cattle, well, so that cattle had to be moved to another place.
04:48Yes.
04:49As the flames advance, the cattle have to be moved.
04:53Yes, exactly, here you are going to see in images that there is a lagoon that remained, despite the drought and extreme heat, and they are also very close to where everything is burned, these cows that had to be moved.
05:08Luckily for the animals.
05:09In relation to how the fire was advancing.
05:11Impressive.
05:12Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, there you are seeing in images.
05:16Well, a very relevant fact is that, well, it is not necessary to tell you that it is very hot, but here in Chaco and in Corrientes, we are now, I repeat, we are in Corrientes, in the department of Curuzu-Cuatiá, the temperatures are exceeding 41 degrees.
05:33Even over the course of the week, there was a thermal sensation that reached 46 degrees.
05:41It is too hot, it is extreme drought, this will worsen over the months, because well, let's remember that we, both in Corrientes and in Chaco, we have almost heat all year, I would tell you that almost all year.
05:55We no longer feel the winter, the heat in this area is a lot, a lot, it burns you, despite the fact that you put on a protective suit, despite the fact that you put on shirts, that you put on things to protect yourself from UV rays, the heat in this area is impressive, and the most serious thing of all is that everything is burning and unfortunately it will be hotter.
06:21How long has it been since it rained?
06:26And five months ago, it makes us rain, yes, there are very isolated rains, but the reality is that it is not enough, it is not enough for the amount of hectares and the heat that it does day to day, it has been two weeks since the temperatures exceeded 41 degrees, as I tell you, both in Corrientes and in Chaco.
06:46And how is the work there of the firefighters, there is state intervention, someone collaborates, how is the issue?
06:57We were just talking to the fire team this morning, early, to see if we found any active focus, the fire team told us that they are all under control, but that the worst has already happened and they hope that it will not happen again, but that everything is already under control in the entire province of Corrientes, at least everything is under control.
07:20Well, you have to see the data, I interrupted Ceci a little bit, Hanson wrote to me, he recognized Dado, he tells me, the small producers have to sell everything, some have to pay profits, in addition, the production is destroyed, that is, it is not only the fire that has already passed, it is the same.
07:48It's the same.
07:49The worst is starting now.
07:50The worst has already happened.
07:51No, no.
07:52The worst is starting now.
07:53And I'll add something.
07:54Hunger, plantation areas, animals.
07:58In the south, I remember almost a month ago, or when the year started, we said, no, it's under control, the worst has already happened.
08:06And look, we continue, today we continue.
08:08Of course.
08:09Be careful with that.
08:10It is controlled many times by the authorities.
08:13Yes.
08:14It's biri biri, right?
08:15It's called biri biri?
08:16No, what happens is that if in the south there were intentional fires, they will not culminate.
08:22No matter how controlled the fire is, they will not culminate.
08:25They are intentional and that is effectively proven, as Governor Torres said.
08:29Come on, look, let's enlarge the map here.
08:31Here is Curuzu.
08:32Look, let's enlarge the map.
08:33Let's see.
08:34Let's go to the point where Ceci is.
08:36Can you enlarge here?
08:37I enlarge.
08:38There it is.
08:39There it is.
08:40There it is.
08:41Now rotate.
08:42Here.
08:43Come here.
08:44Here.
08:45Here.
08:46Here.
08:47Here.
08:48Look.
08:49This is Curuzu.
08:50It's small.
08:51Okay?
08:52The green part that you are seeing here, well, now that is brown.
08:58Look how the green part is.
09:00Just like Cecilia Conesa is now.
09:02What I showed you on the map is what Cecilia Conesa is showing now.
09:08How many hectares is it, if you repeat me?
09:13100,000.
09:14More than 100,000 hectares in what goes from January and February.
09:18An area, Cecilia, that is currently under red alert due to extreme temperatures,
09:25in addition to the drought that is expected to continue, Cecilia, I tell you,
09:29until April, according to the National Meteorological Service for that region.
09:35So the situation is going to remain, as we are seeing it right now, unbelievable.
09:40I wanted to ask you, in addition to the Curuzu-Cuatea department,
09:44have there been other departments that have also been affected?
09:49Yes, there have been other affected departments, but this is the most affected in recent weeks.
09:54It is the one that was most affected, the one we see on the side of the road,
09:58which reaches the side of the road, including the burned grass, the hectares.
10:04The most affected are those here.
10:06But yes, there have been other departments, but they are small areas.
10:10This is, as I was telling you, the most affected with more than 100,000 hectares.
10:15Are we talking about a cow per hectare?
10:17Put it.
10:18Or more.
10:19Or more.
10:20More, more.
10:21An hectare is an apple.
10:22An hectare is an apple.
10:24But how many can we put, two, three cows per hectare?
10:27Put it.
10:28Or more.
10:29More.
10:30An hectare is an apple.
10:31An average.
10:32To make an average and calculate the amount of losses.
10:34It depends on the producer, but 10 cows.
10:36Because now, now, in that amount of hectares, the cow cannot graze.
10:39It cannot graze, of course.
10:40It has no water.
10:41It has no water.
10:42It has no shade.
10:43It has no shade.
10:44There is no mountain there.
10:45That's why.
10:46It has no shade.
10:47I'll add a piece of information.
10:48The worst has already happened, and the worst is coming, I would tell you.
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