Wildfires in Thailand
Situation over the last 30 days
9 fires detected in Thailand over the last 30 days, totalling 885 hectares of cumulative footprint. The latest satellite detection (NASA FIRMS) dates from September 6 at 03:40 PM.
The fire season in Thailand follows the dry season, from February to April on the mainland and from August to October in the islands, where drained peatlands burn for weeks and blanket the region in haze. Much of the ignition comes from agricultural clearing.
- Pathum Thani (TH)from September 6 at 07:40 AM to September 6 at 09:20 AM200 ha
- 8.10°N 99.99°Efrom September 5 at 08:34 PM to September 6 at 03:40 PM196 ha
- Ang Thong (TH)from September 6 at 08:16 AM to September 6 at 09:20 AM135 ha
- Lopburi (TH)from September 6 at 08:16 AM to September 6 at 08:16 AM80 ha
- Chiang Rai (TH)from September 6 at 08:18 AM to September 6 at 09:22 AM80 ha
- Sing Buri (TH)from September 6 at 08:35 AM to September 6 at 09:20 AM70 ha
- Saraburi (TH)from September 6 at 08:16 AM to September 6 at 08:35 AM63 ha
- Saraburi (TH)from September 5 at 09:08 PM to September 6 at 08:35 AM33 ha
- Saraburi (TH)from September 5 at 08:32 PM to September 6 at 08:35 AM28 ha
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These figures come from satellite thermal detection and are not an official tally: only the emergency services of the country concerned are authoritative. The detected footprint overstates the area actually burnt, a 375 m pixel counting whole when only an edge burns. A freshly detected fire may not yet carry a place name and will then not appear in this list, though it is already on the map.
Learn more: what a forest fire is and how satellites detect it
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