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Brazil Sends Ministers to Amazonas as Wildfire Hotspots Nearly Double Year Earlier

Brazil’s federal government plans to send ministers and technical teams to Amazonas on October 18 to monitor wildfires and coordinate response efforts, Valor reported on October 17. The state had recorded nearly twice as many fire hotspots since the beginning of October as it did during all of October 2025, according to the report. Smoke from the fires was affecting the state capital, Manaus.…

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