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      Home > News > Accident and Emergency

    AND here.. Fire and Emergency's declared a prohibited fire season for parts of Otago

    AND here.. Fire and Emergency's declared a prohibited fire season for parts of Otago


    Starting 8am Monday, the Lakes and Glendhu Bluffs areas will be affected.

    It means no outdoor fires are allowed and all fire permits revoked.

    Otago District Manager Phil Marsh says forecast rain didn't happen, so conditions are hot and dry enough to be a significant fire risk.

    © 2026 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

     Other Accident and Emergency News
     31 Jan: Dozens of people have been evacuated in Canterbury after a dolphin cruise capsized
     31 Jan: American alpine ski veteran Lindsay Vonn insists her Olympics comeback is not over despite being airlifted to a Swiss hospital after crashing during her final downhill run ahead of the Winter Games
     31 Jan: One lane on State Highway 7 in Canterbury is blocked, following a two-vehicle crash
     31 Jan: Fire and Emergency says its specialist Search and Rescue teams are standing down their operations in Mount Maunganui
     31 Jan: The family of a man swept away in the Waioweka River near Opotiki last week, are remaining close to the search effort
     30 Jan: NZTA says the Coromandel's State Highway 25 has now fully reopened in time for the weekend - but speed restrictions remain in place
     30 Jan: Recovery operations appear to be back underway in Tauranga, although caution remains paramount
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