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Local vegetation is dry, increasing vulnerability to fires.
A fire was recorded this Sunday morning (18) in Monte do Galo, in Carnaúba dos Dantas, in the Seridó region of Rio Grande do Norte. According to civil firefighter José Evangelista, coordinator of the municipality's Civil Defense, sparks from fireworks released in the region may have caused the fire. Crews were called and managed to control the flames.
According to Evangelista, the vegetation is very dry, which favors the spread of fire. He warned that small sparks could start large fires, with the risk of burning the entire affected area.

Vital waterways in the Amazon and Pantanal are on alert due to severe drought. Rivers such as Madeira, Tapajós and Paraguay have low levels, threatening the flow of grains, the transport of fuel and the supply of local communities.

Rain this Sunday morning (16) in Manaus reduced the concentration of pollutants, which reached critical levels of 211 points in the AQI. Despite the improvement in some areas, Civil Defense issued a warning for intense rain and risks of flooding.

The National Institute of Meteorology (Inmet) issued a yellow alert for 65 municipalities in Maranhão, predicting intense rain and strong winds between this Sunday (18) and next Tuesday (20).

Manaus recorded a 'very unhealthy' level of air quality this Sunday, leading the national ranking with an AQI of 211. Smoke affects all areas of the capital, with rain forecast that could alleviate the concentration of pollutants.

The National Institute of Meteorology (Inmet) issued a yellow low humidity alert for 138 cities in Paraíba. Humidity should vary between 30% and 20% this Sunday (18), with recommendations for hydration and care with sun exposure.

Manaus recorded 'very unhealthy' air quality this Sunday (18), with an index of 211 points. The smoke from the fires causes breathing difficulties in the population, leading the city hall to issue protection recommendations and reinforce firefighting.