# Wildfire briefing: Philippines

_Data up to: 30 Oct 2026, 06:42 UTC_

In the last 24 hours the VIIRS satellites have not detected any clusters of heat detections in Philippines (NASA FIRMS; latest detection in the system: 30 Oct 2026, 03:55 UTC).

Fires with a WorldFires page still showing heat detections in the last 48 hours: 0.

Philippines is running close to the usual for this point in the year: 247,081 hectares burned up to week 43, against an average of 234,128 in 2012–2025 (Copernicus GWIS). GWIS estimates for the current year are provisional and may change.

## Suggested citation

WorldFires, “Wildfire briefing: Philippines”, https://worldfires.org/en/country/philippines/briefing (accessed 30 Oct 2026, 06:42 UTC). Sources: NASA FIRMS (VIIRS), Copernicus GWIS.

Licence CC BY 4.0: this briefing may be reproduced, including by the media, crediting “WorldFires (worldfires.org)” and the original sources.

Sources: NASA FIRMS (VIIRS) · Copernicus GWIS

> A heat detection is not a confirmed fire: farm burning and industry also produce them, and clouds or smoke can hide a fire. Experimental site with automatically processed open data: it may contain errors and is not an official emergency service. If there is a fire, call your local emergency number.

Full version with maps: https://worldfires.org/en/country/philippines/briefing