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Monday, August 9, 2021

GREEK island wildfires turn sky blood orange as evacuations continue

Wildfires in the GREEK island of Evia turned the sky blood orange. Residents in the area evacuated as the country endured its most intense heatwave in ...


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Burning villages, orange skies: Greece fires – in pictures

The wildfires that broke out in Attica and Evia this week have burned more than 25,000 hectares Continue reading...


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Greek wildfires: Thousands flee as apocalyptic fires continue to rage 'like horror movie'

The blaze on the island of Evia erupted into several fronts, tearing through thousands of acres of forest across its northern region, forcing the evacuation of dozens of villages


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“STOP THE FAKE NEWS” demands GREEK government spokesperson accused of holidaying in ...

GREEK Government spokesperson Aristotelia Peloni demanded the immediate cessation of 'fake news' circulating on the internet about the fires and ...


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GREEK President and Prime Minister thank countries helping Greece in firefighting efforts

“On behalf of the GREEK people, I would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to all the countries that have sent assistance and resources to help fight ...


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Residents desperately fight wildfires tearing through Greek island

Residents of the island of Evia in Greece are putting everything they have into a battle to control wildfires that have ravaged much of the island.


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Wildfires Rage Through Greece As Thousands Are Evacuated

Three large fires and dozens of smaller ones are burning throughout the country. People continue to wait in lines to board rescue ferries evacuating people from the island of Evia.


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