
Holidaymakers stay away from campsites as 'unprecedented' wildfires ravage France - while thousands of homes are evacuated in Greece
Greek firefighters attempt to fight a huge wall of fire and smoke that has engulfed forests near Porto Germeno on the Gulf of Corinth, northwest of the capital…
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Greek firefighters attempt to fight a huge wall of fire and smoke that has engulfed forests near Porto Germeno on the Gulf of Corinth, northwest of the capital A helicopter drops water as a wildfire burns near the village Agios Nektarios, Greece Successive heatwaves have created favourable conditions for wildfires across Europe and Britain. Dry conditions and soaring temperatures around Bordeaux, combined with afternoon winds, created a continued risk of renewed flames. The prime minister, Kyriakos Mitsotakis, was briefed on the operation, with authorities particularly concerned about Porto Germeno, a seaside community on the Gulf of Corinth.
Furthermore, Some 2,500 people were still unable to return home. By the end of the week, authorities said a total of 4,500 hectares had been burnt.
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Greek firefighters attempt to fight a huge wall of fire and smoke that has engulfed forests near Porto Germeno on the Gulf of Corinth, northwest of the capital A helicopter drops water as a wildfire burns near the village Agios Nektarios, Greece Successive heatwaves have created favourable conditions for wildfires across Europe and Britain.
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Dry conditions and soaring temperatures around Bordeaux, combined with afternoon winds, created a continued risk of renewed flames.
according to The Guardian - WorldThe prime minister, Kyriakos Mitsotakis, was briefed on the operation, with authorities particularly concerned about Porto Germeno, a seaside community on the Gulf of Corinth.
according to The Guardian - WorldSome 2,500 people were still unable to return home.
according to Daily Mail +1By the end of the week, authorities said a total of 4,500 hectares had been burnt.
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