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Haizhu District Meteorological Observatory issues orange forest fire warning [Level II/Severe], China

Event time: Oct 10, 2026 06:47 UTC Last updated: 16 hr ago China

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[Haizhu Forest Fire Risk Yellow Warning Signal Upgraded to Orange] It is expected that the dry weather in our district will continue in the coming days. The Haizhu District Meteorological Observatory upgraded the forest fire risk yellow warning signal to orange at 14:47 on October 10th. Please pay attention to fire and electricity safety, and relevant departments need to strengthen inspections to eliminate fire hazards. Haizhu Emergency Warning and Release Center

Measurements

Coordinates	35.8617, 104.1954
Region	Haizhuqu District
Location Precision	country
Issuing Authority	China — cn-cma-xx
Cap Urgency	Unknown
Cap Certainty	Unknown

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Area as the agency stated it: Haizhuqu District

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