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Fires on 24 October 2026

NASA's satellites saw fire at 3,210 spots across Pakistan and India on 24 October 2026: 710 in Pakistan and 2,500 in India. About the same as the day before (3,231).

Busiest districts

DistrictProvince or stateCountrySpots
GunaMadhya PradeshIndia107
DhanbadJharkhandIndia81
Banas KanthaGujaratIndia75
AshoknagarMadhya PradeshIndia74
JhangPunjabPakistan73
AngulOdishaIndia72
SurendranagarGujaratIndia72
KhanewalPunjabPakistan69
Dera Ghazi KhanPunjabPakistan65
BaranRajasthanIndia62

By province and state

Province or stateCountrySpotsAt night
PunjabPakistan64842
Madhya PradeshIndia62432
GujaratIndia24242
Uttar PradeshIndia23211
RajasthanIndia19124
OdishaIndia188165
JharkhandIndia174154
MaharashtraIndia16964
ChhattisgarhIndia154144
PunjabIndia1246
TelanganaIndia7811
West BengalIndia7762
Arunachal PradeshIndia595
UttarakhandIndia550
AssamIndia3713
SindhPakistan3311
KarnatakaIndia2624
Andhra PradeshIndia2311
HaryanaIndia239
Khyber PakhtunkhwaPakistan184
BalochistanPakistan101
BiharIndia92
DelhiIndia65
MeghalayaIndia30
Himachal PradeshIndia22
NagalandIndia10
IslamabadPakistan11

Villages with the most fires

The last two weeks

11 October: 1,32111 October12 October: 1,52613 October: 53014 October: 1,88515 October: 1,46316 October: 1,57717 October: 2,04418 October: 2,60418 October19 October: 2,44520 October: 2,05521 October: 2,61722 October: 2,90523 October: 3,23124 October: 3,21024 October

Pakistan   India

The same date in earlier years

Suomi NPP only, so the years compare fairly.

YearPakistanIndia
20192021,197
20201501,398
2021122333
20221871,568
2023135908
2024215537
2025451415
20261681,047

Map

Every spot seen that day. Each dot is about 375 m across on the ground; zoom in to see the fields.

Counts are a floor: clouds and smoke hide fires, and a fire lit and put out between two satellite passes is never seen. A spot is a 375 m square that looked as hot as a fire, not one field. Days run from midnight to midnight, Pakistan time. Source: NASA FIRMS. This day as data: /api/day?d=2026-10-24. More in Fire trends and the Two Punjabs report.