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Kos: Moving video – Residents applaud the firefighters after the battle with the flames in Kardamena, Kos

"No Firefighter seeks recognition and reward, but when it comes spontaneously from the world, it makes each and every one of us forget the difficulties"

Scattered outbreaks in Kos and Chios – Battle with the flames in Geraki Kastelli in Heraklion

The fire fronts in Kos and Chios present a better picture - The fire in Heraklion, Crete is in a gully

Fires in Kos, Chios and Crete – Over 50 fires in the last 24 hours

Tourists evacuated from hotels in Kos were moved to the stadium and nearby schools. In Chios, six individuals suffered minor injuries, and a 63-year-old man was taken into custody

Chios: difficult situation in the battle with the flames, three firefighters injured (video & photos)

Firefighting Updates: Progress in Kos, No Active Blazes in Monemvasia and Gortyna, Coordinating Emergency Responses

Arctic: June wildfires released the third highest CO2 emissions in the last 20 years

Extensive wildfires in vegetated areas devastated parts of the Arctic, particularly in Russia, during June

Fire in Stamata: “Resident saw arsonist dressed as firefighter throwing gas canisters” says Dionysos deputy mayor

There were reports from residents that they heard several explosions as the fire was starting

Zante: They were having fun at a festival while the fire was burning uncontrollably behind them – Watch video

The fire has eased by Monday morning, but the situation remains critical

Fire in Stamata near homes – Amigdaleza, Galini & Rodopoli are being evacuated (videos-photos)

72 firefighters with 24 vehicles, 2 ground teams, 10 aircraft & 7 helicopters are operating

Fire in Keratea: 52 rescues and dozens of evacuations (videos-photos)

Traffic regulations are currently in force

Weather: Gusty north winds today too – Very high fire risk in 11 areas

Where the winds exceeded 90 km/h yesterday - The forecast of EMY until Thursday

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