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Fires on 5 November 2026

NASA's satellites saw fire at 2,728 spots across Pakistan and India on 5 November 2026: 508 in Pakistan and 2,220 in India.

This day isn't over yet (Pakistan time), so these numbers will grow. The page updates every 15 minutes.

Busiest districts

DistrictProvince or stateCountrySpots
SeoniMadhya PradeshIndia116
HafizabadPunjabPakistan98
SangrurPunjabIndia97
JhangPunjabPakistan91
BathindaPunjabIndia87
Narmadapuram districtMadhya PradeshIndia82
PatialaPunjabIndia65
FirozpurPunjabIndia64
SheopurMadhya PradeshIndia57
BarnalaPunjabIndia49

By province and state

Province or stateCountrySpotsAt night
Madhya PradeshIndia66854
PunjabIndia63312
PunjabPakistan47022
Uttar PradeshIndia2019
RajasthanIndia13322
MaharashtraIndia13156
TelanganaIndia732
JharkhandIndia6346
HaryanaIndia555
GujaratIndia5033
KarnatakaIndia4423
ChhattisgarhIndia3427
AssamIndia3213
SindhPakistan249
OdishaIndia2011
West BengalIndia197
Khyber PakhtunkhwaPakistan129
UttarakhandIndia112
BiharIndia101
Andhra PradeshIndia91
Arunachal PradeshIndia82
Himachal PradeshIndia74
Tamil NaduIndia64
Jammu and KashmirIndia50
MeghalayaIndia33
ManipurIndia20
BalochistanPakistan22
NagalandIndia10
TripuraIndia10

Villages with the most fires

The last two weeks

23 October: 3,23123 October24 October: 3,21025 October: 3,60126 October: 3,44327 October: 3,30228 October: 2,76729 October: 2,72030 October: 2,27930 October31 October: 2,5931 November: 3,9302 November: 3,7353 November: 3,1824 November: 2,7765 November: 2,7285 November

Pakistan   India

The same date in earlier years

NOAA-20 only, so the years compare fairly.

YearPakistanIndia
20199135,382
20203025,846
20214765,575
20223105,251
20232472,863
20242211,469
2025671589
20264291,378

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=2026-11-05. More in Fire trends and the Two Punjabs report.