It was a tweet that drew the world바카라s attention to a raging fire in Similipal National Park and Tiger Reserve. On March 1, Akshita M. Bhanjdeo, scion of the erstwhile royal family of Mayurbhanj in Odisha, tweeted that the national media had failed to cover the 바카라devastating바카라 fire that had been raging for over a week, engulfing vast swathes of the second largest biosphere reserve in Asia. Union petroleum minister Dharmendra Pradhan used the tweet to call for urgent action from environment minister Prakash Javadekar and Odisha CM Naveen Patnaik. After Naveen called a high-level meeting of officials, the media was told that the fire was 바카라under control바카라. But evidence from the ground shows the fire spreading every day, burning thousands of trees and plants, including rare orchids, and animals. With satellite imagery and daily updates by the Forest Survey of India making it impossible to hide the truth, the state government constituted a nine-member task force headed by a former principal chief conservator of forest (PCCF) on March 8 . 바카라Unless it rains, it won바카라t be possible to douse the wild fire, now spreading into the core area, anytime soon,바카라 says environmentalist Bhanumitra Acharya, who has worked in Similipal for 28 years. 바카라Restrictions imposed in the no-go core area have to be temporarily lifted to enable drones and helicopters to be pressed into service.바카라