Croatia Wildfire Forces at Least 58 Hungarians to Evacuate, One Is Injured: Foreign Minister Monitors the Situation
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Four Hungarians were injured in the devastating fire in the Omiš area, two were hospitalized, while the consular service is helping several affected people.
Four Hungarians are known to have been injured so far, two Hungarian citizens are in hospital and will be discharged soon. The flames spread in a matter of seconds due to the strong, changing wind. Many cars caught fire while fleeing on the only main road in the area.
Two are in hospital and are expected to be discharged today. According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, there are no longer any open flames in Omiš, and two thousand people were evacuated from the area during the night.
Croatia wildfire forces at least 58 Hungarians to evacuate, one is injured: foreign minister monitors the situation
At least 58 Hungarian citizens have been evacuated from areas affected by the devastating wildfire on Croatia’s Dalmatian coast, Hungary’s Foreign Minister Anita Orbán said on Friday.Continue reading
At least 1,500 people have been evacuated and 36 have been taken to hospital due to a fire raging southeast of Omis, on Croatia's Adriatic coast. It is also burning on the island of Brac. "We are preparing for the possibility that we may have to evacuate many more," said Ana Stejskal, head of the Red Cross in the area.
At least 58 Hungarians had to be evacuated due to a forest fire raging on the Croatian coast: the Foreign Ministry worked all night, consuls are calling those affected one by one, while local authorities and the Red Cross are arranging for their accommodation.
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