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New Wildfires in Greece and Turkey
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In Greece and Turkey, new wildfires have broken out due to the heat and drought. The strong winds and dry weather are making it difficult for local authorities to fight the fire. In Greece, a new fire has started in Koropi, 35 kilometers south of the capital Athens. Due to the strong winds, the fire spread to residential areas. Emergency services have been deployed en masse to extinguish the fire. Among others, 120 firefighters, eight helicopter…
A new forest fire was declared on Friday in an area outside Athens, pushed by strong winds, while the fire that burns for the third day in Crete "is receding," the firefighters said. The new fire was declared in the municipality of Koropi, 30 km east of Athens. Civil Protection asked residents to stay away from the area. You may also be interested: No progress in Ukraine, Washington and Moscow collide in call "The fire has reached the interior o…
The picture of the fire that broke out at noon on Friday (4/7) in the Agios Dimitrios area is improving. Firefighters continue to attempt to extinguish small fires and smoke. Repeated airdrops were crucial in dealing with the fire. The fire broke out in low vegetation in farmland in Koropi and threatened houses, while settlements were evacuated in the direction of Varkiza. The fire, which developed rapidly due to the strong winds blowing in the …
Visible from the European meteorological satellite Meteosat-12 is the fire that is currently raging in the area of Agios Dimitrios, in Koropi. According to meteo.gr, the smoke is being transported southwest, over… Fire in Koropi: The satellite image – The smoke has reached east of Hydra - NAFTEMPORIKI
The fire that broke out at noon on Friday (4/7) in low vegetation in agricultural areas in Koropi is showing signs of subsidence. More...
A fire broke out at noon on Friday (4/7) in low vegetation in agricultural areas in Agios Dimitrios, Koropi. The fire broke out around 13:30, north of the settlement of Agios Dimitrios, near residential yards. 75 firefighters with 25 vehicles and five groups of hikers are operating at the scene, while two aircraft and four helicopters are assisting from the air. Due to the fire, a warning message was sent from 112, calling on the residents of Ag…
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