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fo·go sel·va·gem

(fō'gō sel'vă-jem),
A form of pemphigus foliaceus, occurring in southern Brazil, in which the lesions are bullous, appear localized to the face and upper trunk, become widespread, variegated, erythrodermic, and exfoliative, and are immunologically indistinguishable from pemphigus foliaceus or vulgaris.
[Pg. wild fire]
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Dermatology See Fogo selvagem
Public safety An uncontrolled fire—e.g., forest fire, scrub fire—that occurs in sparsely or unpopulated regions
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Priyanka, a tourist said, "We come here every year to enjoy the weather but as compared to last year it is warmer here due to the forest fire. The smoke is creating trouble in breathing.
Five EU Member States, often affected by forest fires in recent years, have already made available their aircraft and helicopters for the transitional fleet of the rescEU for 2019.
Around 151 forest fires that affected over 20,880 hectares of forests were reported in 2018, up from 64 forest fires in 2017 that damaged more than 13,509 hectares forest.
Five Philex forestry workers perished in the 21-hour forest fire.
He appreciated IUCN and the Sustainable Forest Management project of MoCC and GEF-UNDP in making it possible for the staff to get this training and the most needed Forest Fire Control Centre.
Since 1937, more than 68,000 forest fires have been recorded in Turkey.
They said that they would not spare any person involved in forest fire and bring him before the court.
Dehradun: Soaring temperatures in Uttarakhand reignited forest fires in the hill state on Wednesday, with nearly 180 hectares of green cover gutted in the fresh fire incidents in Uttarkashi district.
"The forest fire in Uttarakhand will be completely doused in two days," Javadekar tweeted.
Canadian oil company Cenovus Energy (NYSE:CVE) said on Monday that it has safely evacuated all staff from its Foster Creek oil sands and Athabasca natural gas operations and shut down production as a precaution due to a forest fire on the Cold Lake Air Weapons Range (CLAWR) in northeastern Alberta.
However, all actors agree that the most effective way to handle forest fire issues is at the community level.
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