European regions face ongoing wildfires
Wildfires in Europe continue to cause widespread destruction, burning hundreds of thousands of hectares across several countries. In France, a fire that consumed 190 hectares in the Pas-de-Calais region has been brought under control without any casualties. In Spain, more than 600 people were evacuated on the island of Salamis due to two fires that resulted in the deaths of two individuals. In Belgium, rainfall helped reduce the size of a fire that destroyed approximately 3,000 hectares along the border with Germany. Greece managed to control two fires near Athens, but strong winds contributed to their rapid spread, leading to two deaths and the evacuation of residents. Meanwhile, Portugal is still battling fires in the northern part of the country, where the flames have consumed at least 900 hectares, with hundreds of personnel involved in firefighting efforts.
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