Overview
- The largest front near Epuyén has scorched about 11,980 hectares, with additional fires active in Los Alerces National Park and nearby areas.
- Authorities report hundreds of responders on the ground, with aircraft deployed and logistical support from the Armed Forces.
- Roughly 3,000 tourists have been evacuated, at least 10 homes are destroyed, and a volunteer firefighter remains in intensive care with severe burns.
- Rain fell in parts of Patagonia on Sunday, easing conditions locally as officials warn the situation stays critical during the worst drought since 1965.
- Active fires are confirmed in Chubut and Neuquén, while Santa Cruz and Río Negro report their blazes contained under emergency status.