The Dhaka Times Desk Among thousands of events, the most prominent event today is that the lungs of the world are on fire. The Amazon jungle is burning like a helpless under the grip of the fastest fire at a record rate. Amazon's protection comes with assurances of international support.
Using satellite images, it is known that the spread of fires has more than doubled compared to 2018. About 77 percent of the world's largest rainforest, the Amazon, has burned. The fire is spreading at an alarming rate, with extreme conditions in the northern states of Roraima, Acre, Rondônia and Amazonas, as well as in the Mato Grosso do Sul region. Such an extreme level of fire has never been seen before. The Amazon rainforest, which produces 20 percent of the world's oxygen, has been flooded since August 15.
Almost all media outlets in the world continue to report on the Amazon fire. Some fire control efforts are underway which are much smaller than the wildfires. Finally, in order to control this terrible fire in the Amazon, the Brazilian government is willing to receive international protection assistance and called on the world court. Brazilian President Jáel Bolsonaro revealed this in a message statement. The Brazilian president also said that the amount of Tohobil collected from international donors will be fully managed by the Brazilian government. This news was revealed to the American media CNN by the spokesperson of the president, Otavio Rego Barros Bolsonaro. Meanwhile, in the last few days, the Amazon fire has spread to more than 1,200 places, which will become more important if it is not controlled.
The fire seems to be getting more intense day by day. The Brazilian government has taken refuge in six states where the fire has spread in different places because of the new fires. In addition to requesting military assistance, states such as Roraima, Tocantins, Acre, Pará, Rondônia, and Mato Grosso have also requested military assistance. The French president announced a $20 million donation to help control the Amazon fires, which Basile's president's chief of staff, Onyx Loreni, refused to accept. The Brazilian government has come under fire in the international arena for its reluctance to accept foreign aid in fighting fires in Brazil.
To the Prime Minister of France, the Chief of Staff of the President of Brazil, Onyx Loreni, pointed out that Macron could not do anything about the fire of the Notre Dame church, which is one of the symbols of world heritage, and now he has come to teach us. Meanwhile, Foreign Minister Ernesto Araujo said that the Brazilian government is working in full compliance with the United Nations rules against deforestation of the Amazon forest. According to them the outside world is trying to take over the Amazon jungle to protect the Amazon.
So far in 2019, there have been more than 74,000 fires in the Amazon, according to the National Institute for Space Research Center, a Brazilian space research organization. The international community blames Brazil's right-wing and pro-trade president Jair Bolsonaro for the fire. Brazil's right-wing and pro-trade President Jair Bolsonaro has come under fire and criticism from the country's environmentalists for expanding trade by burning the Amazon.
According to environmentalists and experts, political change in Brazil is very important to protect this world's most valuable forest. According to Yadvindar Mahi, a professor of ecological sciences at the University of Oxford, about 95 percent of the tohobil allocated to Brazil's environment agency has been reduced. Due to the reduced supply of this tohobil, many works of the Ministry of Agriculture had to be stopped soon. According to them, since the arrival of the new government in Brazil, the level of Amazon fires has been increasing, visible to all around the world. So to protect the Amazon, Brazil's political decisions must change.
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