Forest Fire Breaks Out in the East of the Turkish Capital Ankara
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A wildfire broke out on Sunday evening in the east of the Turkish capital Ankara. A person believed to have caused the fire has been arrested, local authorities report.
ONE PERSON HAS BEEN DETAINED. The Ankara Governorship has issued a statement regarding the fire.
A fire that broke out in a wooded area in Ankara's Mamak district was brought under control thanks to the intense efforts of the firefighting teams. Cooling operations were carried out in the affected areas. A statement from the Ankara Governorship reported that one person suspected of starting the fire has been taken into custody.
A forest fire broke out in the Mamak district of Ankara. Teams are continuing their efforts to bring the flames, which are spreading due to the wind, under control. The Ankara Governorship announced that one person has been detained for causing the fire.
Breaking news... A forest fire has broken out in the Mamak district of Ankara. Teams are working to bring the flames, which are illuminating the sky, under control.
A fire that started in a wooded area in Ankara's Mamak district quickly spread to the forest. A Haber reporter Burcu Özüduru, reporting from the scene, stated that the flames were not approaching residential areas but were advancing due to the wind. The Ankara Governorship stated that one person had been detained in connection with the fire, while the General Directorate of Forestry announced that the flames had been brought under control.
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