> firefighters
> firefighters
Flammable material found at several points around Nea Ionia café after fire
The Extortion Prosecution Unit has taken over the inquiry into the apartment block blaze, examining links to other attacks on foreign-owned shops and a possible order from inside prison, as a rescued 10-year-old girl recovers
Wildfire spreads near Konitsa as firefighters battle flames from land and air
Konitsa's Civil Protection service has urged vulnerable residents to shelter indoors as aerial water drops increase smoke, while a local abbot warns the fire could reach the Tymfi mountain range if it crosses the river
Large wildfire rages on near Konitsa in northwestern Greece, 11 aircraft battle the blaze
85 firefighters and 10 ground teams are tackling flames in rugged terrain near Konitsa in north-western Greece, aided overhead by seven helicopters, four planes and drones, while investigators probe lightning strikes as a likely cause
Wildfire breaks out on Kos: three aircraft and two helicopters scrambled
Reinforcements from Rhodes are being flown in to support firefighters tackling a forest fire near Pyli on Kos, as aircraft, helicopters and ground crews, with heavy machinery and local water tankers, work to contain the blaze
Firefighters battle on three fronts to contain wildfire in western Attica – More than 132,900 acres burned
Operations are currently concentrated on three main fronts: the southern sector toward Loumpa, the southeastern sector toward Panachrantou Monastery, and the northeastern sector toward Agia Paraskevi & Agios Nektarios
Are Europe’s massive wildfires becoming the new normal? How they ignite, what fuels them, and lessons from France and Spain
Blazes have burned 420 square kilometres in Gironde and forced 220,000 evacuations, while Spain's fires proved 20 times more likely due to climate change, as heatwaves push the fire risk further toward London and Paris
Smoke from Boeotia and Argolis wildfires reaches Laconia, satellite image shows
Smoke from the wildfires burning in Boeotia and Argolis has drifted as far as Laconia, according to a satellite image released by the National Observatory of Athens
