Methods to control 388-hectare forest fire

Firefighters succeeded in controlling a forest fire at Mures National Park in northeastern Germany, which spread over an area of 388 hectares, using water barriers to halt its progress. Water spraying operations continued throughout the evening, supported by a firefighting helicopter. The primary cause of the fire was the lack of rainfall and the high westward winds, which intensified the flames. Current forecasts indicate that the fire activity has now decreased, although tourists are warned to stay away due to the area's proximity to a military training ground that may contain unexploded ordnance.

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