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Athens struggles to control the wildfires that erupted due to rising temperatures

Athens: wildfires 'out of control' amid heatwave alert

Athens struggles to control the wildfires that erupted due to rising temperatures

Wildfires continued to burn out of control to the north and west of Athens on Tuesday, with more extreme heat on the way.
Several fires also broke out nearer the capital, where winds remained moderate but scrub and forest land has been dried out by extreme temperatures last week.
A police spokesperson said several roads near the fires were closed to allow faster access by emergency services.
Greece also activated a rapid mapping evaluation system, which uses EU satellite data to assess fire damage, for the three large wildfires that burned outside Athens for a second day,
A second heatwave is expected Thursday, with temperatures as high as 44C (111F) expected in central and southern parts of the country by the end of the week.

Several bogeys were derailed, and at least 3 burst into flames following the crash.

Deadly rail crash: over 25 dead, 80+ injured after passenger, freight trains collide in Greece

Several bogeys were derailed, and at least 3 burst into flames following the crash.

A major tragedy hit Greece on 1 March 2023 as a passenger train and a freight train collided in a fiery and deadly crash.
More than 25 people died and more than 80 were injured, as per initial reports. The incident occurred near Tempe, 380 km north of Athens.
Several bogeys were derailed, and at least 3 burst into flames following the crash. Rescuers were seen battling with thick smoke to extract people from the wreckage.
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The flight was operated by Buzz airlines, a Polish subsidiary of low-cost carrier Ryanair.

Europe: after bomb threat on plane, Poland-Greece flight lands safely; no explosive found during search

The flight was operated by Buzz airlines, a Polish subsidiary of low-cost carrier Ryanair.

Following a bomb threat on a flight from Poland to Greece, the plane landed safely in Athens on 22 January 2023.
The aircraft and passengers were searched, and no bomb was found, authorities said. The Boeing 737-800 plane arrived in Athens at 5:40 pm after departing from Katowice around 2 hours late.
It was escorted through Greek airspace by two Hellenic Air Force F-16 fighters.
The flight was operated by Buzz airlines, a Polish subsidiary of low-cost carrier Ryanair.
The search for an explosive device, which lasted over an hour, turned up nothing. The airline has not made a statement and airport authorities did not respond to inquiries, according to news agency AP.
(With agency inputs)
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Resurgent wildfires in Greece burned down homes in the north of Athens and forced more evacuations around southern Greece as weather conditions worsened due to Europe's worst heatwave in decades.
The forest fire drew closer to ancient Olympia, an archaeological site in southern Greece that was the birthplace of the ancient Olympics.&nbsp;Located in the western Peloponesse, the site is where flame lighting ceremonies for the modern summer and winter Olympics are held every two years.
The causes of the Greek wildfires were unclear, but authorities say human error and carelessness are most frequently to blame.&nbsp;The wildfires have not caused any deaths or serious injuries but dozens of villages and settlements have been evacuated.
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Greece is hit by forest fires every summer, but experts have warned that global warming increases both its frequency and intensity.

Raging wildfires continue in Greece, burn homes, threaten ancient monuments

Resurgent wildfires in Greece are threatening ancient Olympia,&nbsp;iconic archaeological&nbsp;site and the birthplace of modern Olympics
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Greece is burning, Site of ancient Olympic Games threatened

Wildfires in Greece force hundreds to evacuate, destroy homes and farms
Amid Europe's worst heatwave in decades, wildfires raging for 2 weeks
Wildfires are threatening ancient Olympia, the&nbsp;birthplace of the ancient Olympics
No deaths or serious injuries caused so far but dozens of people evacuated&nbsp;
Experts warn global warning will increase frequency &amp; intensity of wildfires

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said Thursday the wildfires sweeping across the country display "the reality of climate change".

Resurgent wildfires in Greece burned down homes in the north of Athens and forced more evacuations around southern Greece as weather conditions worsened due to Europe's worst heatwave in decades.
The forest fire drew closer to ancient Olympia, an archaeological site in southern Greece that was the birthplace of the ancient Olympics.&nbsp;Located in the western Peloponesse, the site is where flame lighting ceremonies for the modern summer and winter Olympics are held every two years.
The causes of the Greek wildfires were unclear, but authorities say human error and carelessness are most frequently to blame.&nbsp;The wildfires have not caused any deaths or serious injuries but dozens of villages and settlements have been evacuated.
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Greece is hit by forest fires every summer, but experts have warned that global warming increases both its frequency and intensity.

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