Afrin... Fires devour vegetation, fruit and forests trees in Mount Hawar
ARK News.. Since the arrival of summer and the rise in temperatures, fires have been devouring vegetation, fruit and forests trees in Rajo town in Afrin city from time to time.
Special local sources from Afrin city said that fires broke out, on Thursday, August 1, 2024, in the forested and fruitful areas in Mount (Hawar) affiliated to Rajo town, especially in the villages of “Çiyê”.
On Saturday, July 27, 2024, fires broke out in the forested and fruitful areas in the villages of (Midanas) affiliated to Rajo town, especially in the villages of (Kusa - Paneraka - Shingele).
On the night of Tuesday-Wednesday, July 23 and 24, 2024, fires broke out in the forest and fruitful areas of the villages of Sa’arinjake and Baghcha in Bilbile town, and the village of (Bilelko) and the villages of (Midanas) in the district of Raju.
Local sources confirmed that in the village of (Bilelko) alone, about (3) thousand fruitful olive trees were burned, in addition to hundreds of other fruitful trees (olives - cherries - pistachios) and forest "oak" in the villages mentioned in Bilbile and Rajo towns.
According to local sources, the fire was controlled on the afternoon of Wednesday, July 24, 2024.
On July 11, 2024, fires broke out in agricultural lands and forests in a mountain adjacent to the village of Beke in Bilbile town in Afrin in Syrian Kurdistan, and dozens of olive and forest trees were burned as a result of the fire.
On Sunday, July 8, 2024, fires broke out in agricultural lands and forests located between the villages of (Midanas - Semalka - Adama - Bilelko) in Rajo town of Afrin city, and the fires devoured hundreds of forest trees (oak - qatlab - pistachio) and dozens of olive and sumac trees.
On Sunday, 2/6/2024), fires broke out in the forests of Mount Bilel in the Rajo town of Afrin city in Syrian Kurdistan.
Mount (Zênê) opposite to the Mount (Bilel) had been deliberately burned at the end of last May, and material damage was recorded to the property of the Kurds in the region.
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