France wildfire burns 110 hectares
A fire broke out in the forests of the Drôme region in southeastern France, destroying approximately 110 hectares of vegetation. Firefighters are continuing their efforts to contain it, facing difficulty accessing the mountainous areas. Around 50 people have been evacuated as a precaution from the village of Montlaur, while the fire threatens hundreds of additional hectares. Large-scale efforts are underway using planes and helicopters to assist in firefighting. This follows a major fire in July that burned 4,400 hectares in the area, as France continues to face a wave of intense heat that threatens the persistence of forest fires.
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