Let's Protect The Forests

Forest fires are a great danger, especially in the summer months when it does not rain for long. Some parts of Australia, Africa, France and the United States are places where forest fires are high. Carefully laid out on a cigarette can dry for some time without distracting anyone. Then a wind blows, the leaves flare, and if it is not seen immediately, the fire grows out of control. Forest areas have fire watchmen and vigilant forest officers against fire hazards. From time to time, the air patrols the aircraft to see if there is any smoke. If a fire can be detected before it begins to spread, it can easily be extinguished. But if the fire is too big, firemen or helicopters can jump from the airplane to the fire place by jumping with the parachute. The planes spray chemical extinguishers from the fire air. Plants are cleaned with bulldozers throughout a generation around the fire to prevent the spread of the fire. Generally, the trees around this belt are burned under supervision to ensure that there is nothing to burn when the fire comes here. When the fire that expands by jumping from the tree is reached, there is no tree to which the fire can jump, so the spread of the fire stops. Firefighting teams continue to work until the last piece of fire goes out. Despite all these advanced extinguishing methods, forest fires cause great damage every year.

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