Recorded Fires in the south Ezekiel prophesy part #1 FOLLOW THE FIRES per D O N F U M

“Son of man set your face toward the south; preach against the south and prophesy against the forest land, the South Ezekiel 20:46

Anguilla 

2020 Anguilla fire still burning: In a news release Tuesday, the V.I. Waste Management Authority said St. Croix’s Anguilla Landfill would remain closed to the public through Thursday due to the fire.

May 19, 2020; 11th Fire in 12 months Sparks up at Anguilla Landfill

June 2020: 13th Fire in a Year Shuts STX Landfill Thursday

Algeria

"Fires burning in the Atlas Mountains on the northern coast of Algeria turned deadly in late August 2007. Several people were killed by forest fires that were driven rapidly across the landscape by sirocco winds (hot dry winds that blow from Africa’s interior deserts toward the Mediterranean). According to news reports, thousands of soldiers were deployed to help battle the fires. Cooler weather and firefighting efforts brought many fires under control by August 31."

November 2020; ALGERIA 

Several wildfires in northern Algeria have caused damage and killed at least two people as of Saturday, November 7. Fires have been reported in ten out of 58 provinces in the country, with the largest burning near the coastal city of Tipaza, where the two fatalities were reported. Authorities in Tipaza province had already announced 2020 to be the worst year for wildfires since 2010 in September, with nearly 900 hectares (2200 acres) of forest or farmland destroyed. Officials have stated that an additional 50 firefighters had been deployed from Algiers to fight the fire which has been burning for two days.

November 2020 ALGERIA 

ALGIERS: Algeria’s president on Sunday ordered an “immediate” investigation into forest fires that have ravaged thousands of hectares across the country in recent days, his office said. 

ALGIERS, July 28 (Xinhua) -- The Algerian authorities announced on Sunday that 6,000 hectares of forests have been destroyed in 923 reported fires since June, state-run Algeria Radio reported

Bahrain 

Race car driver

"It was like a scene from an action movie, except totally unscripted and genuinely life-threatening, involving a stunning escape that Harry Houdini would have struggled to match"

April 7, 2014 (strange article considering the prior article with a race car driver fire) 

MANAMA // Bahrain’s ministry of interior says a car caught on fire in a popular tourist area of the capital, Manama, because of explosives that had been packed inside

According to the latest WHO data published in 2018 Fires Deaths in Bahrain reached 8 or 0.32% of total deaths. The age adjusted Death Rate is 0.72 per 100,000 of population ranks Bahrain #136 in the world.

Jan 11, 2013;

Bahrain fire at workers' housing kills 13

Comoros---Deforestation;What is deforestation? click here

In 2010, Comoros had 132kha of tree cover, extending over 79% of its land area. In 2019, it lost 280ha of tree cover, equivalent to 110kt of CO₂ of emissions. From 2002 to 2019, Comoros lost 378ha of humid primary forest, making up 7.1% of its total tree cover loss in the same time period. Total area of humid primary forest in Comoros decreased by 1.6% in this time period. In Comoros the peak fire season typically begins in mid-July and lasts around 14 weeks. There were 5 VIIRS fire alerts reported between 27th of January 2020 and 18th of January 2021 considering high confidence alerts only. This is low compared to previous years going back to 2012. Jan 2020–Jan 2021. In Comoros there have been 0 VIIRS fire alerts reported so far in 2021 considering high confidence alerts only. This total is unusually low compared to the total for previous years going back to 2012. The most fires recorded in a year was 2013, with 16, 2021.Between 25th of January 2020 and 23rd of January 2021 Comoros experienced a total of 97 VIIRS fire alerts.

Djibouti 

"As of Friday, July 28, fierce fires have reportedly hit the capital Djibouti and its surrounding area for several days. The fires have caused significant infrastructural damages; at least 200 homes have been destroyed, leaving hundreds of families homeless."

"According to the latest WHO data published in 2018 Fires Deaths in Djibouti reached 54 or 0.83% of total deaths. The age adjusted Death Rate is 7.42 per 100,000 of population ranks Djibouti #11 in the world. Review other causes of death by clicking the links below or choose the full health profile."

ANGOLA The severity of fires in the Amazon has prompted a global outcry. The data said there were 6,902 fires in Angola and 3,395 fires in neighbouring Democratic Republic of Congo, compared with just 2,127 fires in Brazil. ...Aug 26, 2019

ANGOLA earth observatory: Several areas of the world have been experiencing more dramatic fire seasons in 2019 than usual. Intense wildfires have lingered near the Arctic for much of this summer, spewing large amounts of smoke and aerosols into the atmosphere. In August, the Brazilian Amazon experienced its most active fire season since 2010. But in some regions, fire season is right on par with past years.

More Fires Now Burning in Angola, Congo Than Amazon: Maps By Kevin Varley

August 23, 2019 Satellite data show 6,902 blazes in Angola in past 48 hours Congo has over 3,000 fires, Brazil scorched by more than 2,000. More detailed information in linked article paragraph below. 

Fire experts, however, are cautioning against comparing the situations in Africa and South America too closely. While the fires are racing through environmentally critical rain forests in Brazil and Bolivia, in Central Africa, they are incinerating savanna and scrubbier land, and mostly licking at the edges of the rainforest, said Lauren Williams, a forest expert with Global Forest Watch who is based in Kinshasa, the Democratic Republic of Congo’s capital.

June 26, 2020 Agricultural fires in central Africa light up in Suomi NPP satellite image.

"While Djibouti only has a small number of trees, given its arid environment, deforestation is still an important issue there. The trees are a valuable resource, providing biomass energy (fuel for fires) and helping to fight the effects of climate change (Intergovernmental Authority on Development [IGAD], 2007). Deforestation is the removal of trees in order to convert land to another use, such as grazing or farming land, or for urban development. A prime example of this issue in Djibouti is the plight of the Day Forest in the Goda Mountains. This forest in 1993 was 1,000 hectares large and composed primarily of Juniper trees (Ahmad, 1993). The forest's existence was threatened by a number of pressures. A parasitical fungus, Armillaria mellea, was destroying the trees (Ahmad, 1993)."

Belize

BELIZE CITY, Thurs. Apr. 29, 2020– Forest fires have been raging and burning up large tracts of lands in western and southern Belize for many days now. These forest fires, thousands of them, are burning in several Central American countries and in Southern Mexico. According to the Government of Belize, there are 237 forest fires burning in Belize.

13/06/2019- Mexico & Belize 

"Also this time of year forest fires are more likely to crop up with the advent of rising temperatures and drier weather.  It is difficult to make distinctions between these two types of fires within this satellite image, however forest fires have been reported in the area."

April 25, 2020; Fires are now mostly forest fires; Government may declare Vaca Forest fire as an emergency.

"Belmopan (27^th April 2020). The Forest Department, the Department of the Environment and other agencies including the Fire Department, the Belmopan City Council, and the business community continue to join forces to fight fires around Belmopan and out west in the Vaca Forest Reserve"

Burkina Faso

 

Parliament set ablaze Published30 October 2014 five killed

In early June, in the town of Tenkodogo, Burkina Faso, a country in West Africa, a Handicap International orthopedic center caught fire and was almost completely destroyed. The causes of the fire are still unknown. 

July 2020 Burkina Faso: Gunmen burn down schools in Est region July 28

"The fire severity of the 2013–2014 fire season within Sudanian ecosystems in Burkina Faso was evaluated from Landsat 8 images using derivatives of the Normalized Burn Ratio algorithm (NBR)."

Argentina

Deforestation rates

Wildfires have been raging in central and northern Argentina for months where more than 400,000 hectares (988,422 acres), comparable in size to more than 560,000 soccer fields, have burned to date.Oct 16, 2020

Cordoba wildfires 

A raging fire described as “completely out of control” is threatening one of South America’s major wetland ecosystems. The fire has been burning for months now, and is visible from the balconies of luxury apartments along the shoreline of the Paraná River in Argentina’s central city of Rosario.

"Amid a record year for fires across South America, two blazes have spiraled out of control in Argentina, scorching a state park in the northeastern province of Corrientes. Within the park, an ecological field station that has carried out long-term primate research for decades narrowly escaped the flames, but roughly half of the park’s resident howler monkeys have likely died."

Brazil

In Brazil, the fires are no accident. They are being deliberately set by farmers and land grabbers to expand the land used for cattle ranching and industrial agriculture production, and are part of a practice that is made even worse by Bolsonaro’s anti-environmental agenda. Indigenous Peoples are most at risk, as their homes, livelihoods and health are threatened by the fires.