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Quito Wildfire Controlled After Burning ~5 Hectares; Mayor Suspects a Cigarette Started It

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A wildfire in Quito's La Vicentina district burned an estimated 5 hectares before being controlled, as officials suspect human negligence sparked it.

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The fire was reported on the afternoon of Sunday, September 13, and advanced between scrubs and dry plant material.

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After the recent forest fires in Quito several questions arise, such as the causes that originated these events and the responsibilities that can be established when there are indications that the fire was provoked by a person. We invite you to read: A person was caught setting fire in Quito; Firefighters ask for help to identify her One of the fires occurred in La Vicentina, where the fire affected about five hectares of vegetation. To this eve…

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After the forest fire that affected five hectares in Quito, Firefighters maintains cooling work and the AMT calls for caution from drivers

Firefighters maintain cooling tasks while transit agents manage mobility and recommend alternate routes.

The forest fire that affected the sectors of La Vicentina and Itchimb a, in the center of Quito, was controlled after 20:30 on September 14, 2026.

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fmmundo.com broke the news on Monday, September 14, 2026.
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