500 structures impacted by South Fork Fire near Ruidoso, New Mexico

Around 500 structures have been affected by the South Fork Fire near the village of Ruidoso, New Mexico, according to the local government.

“Currently fire behavior is creeping, but a concern today is increased winds that could push the fire further to the east and the northeast,” the government announced on Facebook.

The village says 13,921 acres have burned in the wildfire, which still has 0% containment. It was discovered on Mescalero Apache tribal land and US Forest Service land Monday morning.

CNN reached out to Ruidoso Emergency Management Tuesday for more details on the wildfire damage.