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Germany evacuates town over Belgium forest fire
The article discusses the current fires raging in the forests of Belgium and Germany. German authorities ordered the evacuation of residents from the town of Monschau, located near the Belgian border, out of fear that the flames might spread and the air could become polluted with smoke. It is noted that the fire in Belgium is among the most destructive in the country's history. As the fire continues, the flames are approaching residential areas, with forecasts indicating that pollution in the air will worsen. Approximately 1,800 people have been evacuated in western Germany. This summer is considered one of the driest and most deteriorated seasons, due to the escalating fires across Europe.
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