"Chile's Deadly Wildfires: Over 300 Still Missing as Death Toll Rises"
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The death toll from wildfires in central Chile has risen to 131, with over 300 people still missing, making it the country's deadliest disaster since the 2010 earthquake. President Gabriel Boric announced relief measures, including donating furniture for the 2023 Pan American Games to victims and forgiving water bills for affected homes. The fires, which began in Viña del Mar, have caused widespread devastation, prompting solidarity and donations from artists and international organizations. The United Nations has offered assistance, and President Boric thanked U.S. President Joe Biden for his support.
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