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The article discusses the increasing incidents of wildfires in Nepal, particularly in hilly regions due to climate change. It emphasizes the need for preventive measures as forest fires, fueled by dry conditions, become more frequent. Fire, an integral part of human life, has various applications, but its uncontrolled spread poses severe risks. The vulnerability of communities, especially those in traditional occupations, is highlighted due to limited resources and a lack of fire control technology. The article suggests revitalizing traditional water sources and implementing effective fire control methods. Government strategies such as creating firebreaks and raising awareness about responsible fire usage are considered essential. The article also addresses the global increase in wildfires due to climate change and the importance of becoming a zero-carbon-emitting country.