40 Hungarians Evacuated as Wildfire Still Rages on Croatia’s Brač Island
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The 40-member Hungarian group evacuated from the town of Milna due to a forest fire raging on the Croatian island of Brac is safe, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced. The members of the group received adequate care and did not request consular assistance to return home. According to the ministry, they are not aware of any Hungarian injuries. The fire that broke out on September 10 destroyed more than 3,500 hectares, and the Croatian autho…
40 Hungarians evacuated as wildfire still rages on Croatia’s Brač island
A group of 40 Hungarians was evacuated from the Croatian island of Brač as a major wildfire continued to threaten several coastal areas. Hundreds of people have been moved to safety, while one elderly woman remains in critical condition. Hungarian authorities say they are not aware of any Hungarian casualties. Continue reading: https://dailynewshungary.com/hungarians-evacuated-wildfire-croatia/
The Foreign Ministry is not aware of any Hungarian injuries.
Around 500 people were evacuated last night from the Croatian Adriatic island of Brac due to a forest fire, the HINA agency reported, citing ...
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