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It started at Thomas Farriner's Bakery on Pudding Lane, shortly after midnight Sunday, and quickly spread.

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The fire that started on St. Lawrence originated from a wooden house, as was typical at the time.

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On April 18, 1906, a great earthquake shook the city of San Francisco and after it, a fire swept through the city.

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Historians still do not know the origin and cause of this great fire, but it is believed that it started on September 13, 1922 and burned until approximately 22 of that same month.

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The morning of September 1, 1923, seemed calm until just before noon a large earthquake measuring 7.8 on the Richter scale shook the town. It caused a large number of fires that broke out after a typhoon on the Noto peninsula.

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A windy day on Cádiz Street in Santander caused the flames of a poorly lit fireplace to spread to the city's cathedral, which quickly became the diffuser element for the flames.

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This series of fires hit the Amazon rainforest from January to September 2019, a period in which a total of 91,893 fires were reported throughout Brazil, 20,266 forest fires in Bolivia, 14,469 in Colombia, 397 in Ecuador, 903 in Guyana, 7,476 in Peru and 162 in Suriname. According to the studies, the main cause of these was the deforestation of the Brazilian Amazon in the dry season.

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They are due to the heat wave that is currently passing through the country, which reaches temperatures above 50 ° C, and the strong winds that hit the country. The country has been burning since September 2019 and currently the figures reveal that more than 1,500 homes have been destroyed and at least 20 people have died.