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A significant wildfire broke out near the village of Episkopi in the municipality of Kymi-Aliveri on the island of Evia, prompting authorities to send an evacuation alert to residents via the emergency messaging system 112. The fire, which ignited on July 18, has raised concerns due to its proximity to populated areas and is primarily affecting dry vegetation and olive trees.
The evacuation message directed residents to move towards the nearby village of Vrysi, indicating the urgency of the situation. Emergency services, including ground units and a request for aerial firefighting resources, have been mobilized to combat the blaze. As of the latest reports, strong firefighting teams are actively working in the area to contain the flames and protect the community.
The response to the fire has been swift, with local authorities and the Hellenic Fire Service coordinating efforts to ensure resident safety as they monitor the ongoing situation. Additional updates are expected as firefighters continue their operations amid challenging conditions.
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19 July
A new fire was reported in Koropi near the Attica motorway.
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