Colombia: State of Emergency Declared Amid Wildfire in Villa de Leyva

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Colombia: State of Emergency Declared Amid Wildfire in Villa de Leyva

A wildfire broke out on Cerro San Marcos in Villa de Leyva, in Colombia's Boyacá department, on Saturday, September 19, and remained active as of Sunday. Strong winds and difficult terrain fueled the spread of the blaze, forcing the preventive evacuation of guests from several hotels. Authorities declared a state of emergency and a red alert in response.

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  • NOTE: 2 clips Video Location: Villa de Leyva, Boyacá, Colombia Video Recording Date/Time: September 19, 2026 at 17:57h

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