Forest fire prevention measures intensified in Erode Division
The Erode Forest Division has intensified measures to prevent forest fires amid rising temperatures and human activities. They are urging the public to report fire incidents and have implemented various strategies, including the establishment of a control room and awareness campaigns. Technology is being utilized for early detection, and the division is actively maintaining water sources for wildlife during the summer months.
- ▪The Erode Forest Division has stepped up preventive measures due to the increased risk of forest fires during summer.
- ▪A Forest Fire Control Room has been established to monitor incidents and respond to complaints.
- ▪Technology is being deployed for early detection of fires, along with training for local communities on fire prevention.
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| Publication time | Tue, 28 Apr 2026 12:50:13 +0530 |
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With intense summer prevailing and the risk of forest fires rising, the Erode Forest Division has stepped up preventive and management measures, while urging the public to report fire-related incidents through the toll-free number 1800-425-1107.Forest officials said fires are more frequent during summer due to high temperatures and lack of rainfall, though a majority of incidents are caused by human activities such as discarded smoking materials, burning in fields adjoining forests, and the use of fire for grazing, honey collection, and driving away wildlife. Forest fires spread across Nilgiris; helicopters help battle blazeIn the 2025-26 financial year, the division has cleared invasive weeds over 372.5 hectares and maintained fire lines for 235 km to prevent the spread of fires.
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