European heatwave and winds hinder firefighting
The wave of wildfires in Europe continues, with Greece witnessing fires in parts of a suburb west of Athens, leading to the relocation of residents. Over 100 firefighters, along with airplanes and helicopters, are involved in firefighting efforts. Approximately 4,500 hectares have been affected on Crete. In Turkey, 213 fires out of 218 have been extinguished amid strong winds hindering firefighting efforts, resulting in the destruction of 65 buildings. In France, control has been resumed over a fire near Bordeaux. Meanwhile, in Spain, a state of emergency has been lifted after the fire near Madrid was brought under control; however, a large fire has been burning in Ávila since 1961. There are warnings that a new heatwave could lead to a recurrence of wildfires.
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