Devastating Fire on Popular Croatian Island, Nearly 700 People Evacuated
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A major rescue and evacuation operation was carried out during the night on the western side of Brac, where hundreds of people sought refuge along the coast and at sea before the fire, reports N1.
The National Center for Coordination of Search and Rescue at Sea in Rijeka (MRCC Rijeka), in cooperation with the Port Captaincy Split coordinated rescue activities with all engaged units, in order to rescue as many people as possible from fatal situations at sea and evacuation of people from the coast fleeing from the fire element, from the wider area of Milia No, they reported this morning from the Ministry of the Sea and Transport.
A large-scale sea rescue operation was launched due to a devastating fire on the Croatian island of Brač, with almost 700 people being evacuated from endangered areas overnight, Index.hr reports. People fleeing the flames were transported to safety by boats from several bays. Among those at risk were children, the elderly and people with limited mobility.
The fire that engulfed the Brač coast near Milna last night triggered a major maritime evacuation. Many people, among them children, elderly and infirm people, tried to save themselves from the fiery element from the shore. According to preliminary data, a total of 500 people were evacuated by sea, reports HRT. Rescue activities on the western side of Brač started last night at 21:56 […] The post 500 people evacuated due to fire on Brač appeared…
During the night, 500 people were evacuated by sea from the island of Brač due to a fire that threatened the wider Milna area, and rescue activities were coordinated by the National Center for Coordination of Search and Rescue at Sea and the Split Harbour Master's Office, the Ministry of the Sea, Transport and Infrastructure reported. Rescue activities began last night at 9:56 p.m. after a series of […]
During the night, 500 people were evacuated by sea from the island of Brač due to a fire that threatened the wider Milna area, and rescue activities were coordinated by the National Center for Coordination of Search and Rescue at Sea and the Split Port Authority, the Croatian Ministry of the Sea, Transport and Infrastructure announced. Rescue activities began last night at 9:56 p.m. after a series of […]
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