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Apocalyptic scenery continue to emerge from Greece as massive wildfires ravage the nation as the country faces its worst heat wave in decades.
According to the European Forest Fie Information System, more than 56,000 hectares of land has been incinerated.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis&nbsp;has described the situation as a &lsquo;nightmarish summer&rsquo; and said that the government&rsquo;s priority is to save human lives.
Thousands have been evacuated and more are being rescued - in Evia, Greece&rsquo;s second largest island, a dozen fires have broke out in the past 24 hours and more than 2,000 people have been evacuated via ferry.
Greece has deployed over 1,000 fire fighters to bring the inferno under control and has appealed for more help from the European Union. Several nations have offered support-&nbsp;fire fighters and aircrafts have arrived from France, Ukraine, Cyprus, Croatia, Sweden, Romania and Switzerland.

Greece wildfires: PM says ‘nightmarish summer’ as thousands evacuated 

Thousands evacuated as wildfires continue to ravage Greece. PM&nbsp;Kyriakos Mitsotakis calls it a &lsquo;nightmarish summer&rsquo;.

//Wildfires continue to torch Greece, nation faces worst heat wave in decades //Wide scale destruction:&nbsp;More than 56,000 hectares of land destroyed //PM&nbsp;Kyriakos Mitsotakis: 'nightmarish summer'; 'priority to save human lives' //Thousands evacuated as fires break out in Evia, the 2nd largest island&nbsp; //Over 1,000 fire fighters&nbsp;deployed to combat the blaze //Several nations have sent fire fighters and aircraft to tackle the inferno&nbsp;

According to the European Forest Fie Information System, more than 56,000 hectares of land has been incinerated.

Apocalyptic scenery continue to emerge from Greece where massive wildfires continue to ravage the nation as the country faces its worst heat wave in decades.
According to the European Forest Fie Information System, more than 56,000 hectares of land has been incinerated.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis&nbsp;has described the situation as a &lsquo;nightmarish summer&rsquo; and said that the government&rsquo;s priority is to save human lives.
Thousands have been evacuated and more are being rescued - in Evia, Greece&rsquo;s second largest island. A dozen fires broke out in the past 24 hours and more than 2,000 people have been evacuated via ferry.
Greece has deployed over 1,000 fire fighters to bring the inferno under control and has appealed for more help from the European Union.
Several nations have offered support. Fire fighters and aircrafts have arrived from France, Ukraine, Cyprus, Croatia, Sweden, Romania and Switzerland.

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.
Also watch:&nbsp;Watch: Deadly wildfire ravages southern Turkey
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.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/watch-deadly-wildfire-ravages-southern-turkey-1627621295264" target="_blank">Watch: Deadly wildfire ravages southern Turkey</a>
Greece is hit by forest fires every summer, but experts have warned that global warming increases both its frequency and intensity.

Over a dozen homes, farms and olive groves were destroyed as wild forest fires raged in western Greece, due to a heat wave.&nbsp;People were hospitalised with breathing problems on Sunday as firefighters fought a forest fire near Patras, Greece&rsquo;s third-largest city.
Some 145 firefighters, 50 trucks, eight fire-fighting planes and helicopters have been mobilised to battle the blaze.&nbsp;The fire, which started on Saturday, was in a mountain forest 30 kilometers (19 miles) east of Patras.&nbsp;Aided by strong winds, the fire raced down the slopes and threatened seaside villages.&nbsp;
Greece is hit by forest fires every summer, but experts have warned that global warming increases both their frequency and intensity.

Wildfires rage in Greece, hundreds evacuated, firefighters battling blaze

Wildfires in Greece force hundreds to evacuate, destroy homes and farms
Five people hospitalised with&nbsp;breathing problems due to smoke fumes
Wildfire raging in a forest near Patras, 30 kms&nbsp;from the capital
Local properties damaged, residents of over 4 villages evacuated
Hundreds of firefighters&nbsp;deployed to combat the blaze
Experts warn global warning will increase frequency &amp; intensity of wildfires

About 145 firefighters, 50 trucks, eight fire-fighting planes and helicopters have been mobilised to extinguish fire near Patras, Greece&rsquo;s third-largest city.

Over a dozen homes, farms and olive groves were destroyed as wild forest fires raged in western Greece, due to a heat wave.&nbsp;People were hospitalised with breathing problems on Sunday as firefighters fought a forest fire near Patras, Greece&rsquo;s third-largest city.
Some 145 firefighters, 50 trucks, eight fire-fighting planes and helicopters have been mobilised to battle the blaze.&nbsp;The fire, which started on Saturday, was in a mountain forest 30 kilometers (19 miles) east of Patras.&nbsp;Aided by strong winds, the fire raced down the slopes and threatened seaside villages.&nbsp;
Greece is hit by forest fires every summer, but experts have warned that global warming increases both their frequency and intensity.

Greece will begin to welcome tourists who either test negative for Covid-19, have antibodies or are vaccinated against the disease from May, Tourism Minister Harry Theocharis said on Tuesday.
All tourists will be subject to random testing, he said. Tourism accounts for one fifth of the economy in Greece but faced major blows because of the pandemic.
He further added that authorities have plans to prioritise the immunisation of people in the hospitality sector after the vulnerable have been vaccinated.

Covid-19 negative and vaccinated tourists can head to Greece from May

Greece will begin to welcome tourists who either test negative for Covid-19, have antibodies or are vaccinated against the disease from May, Tourism Minister Harry Theocharis said on Tuesday.
All tourists will be subject to random testing, he said. Tourism accounts for one fifth of the economy in Greece but faced major blows because of the pandemic.
He further added that authorities have plans to prioritise the immunisation of people in the hospitality sector after the vulnerable have been vaccinated.

Greece and UAE in naval drills amid Turkey tension

Greek and the United Arab Emirates air and naval forces are continuing to participate in joint military exercises off the coast of Crete this week as Greece announced plans to boost its military amid tension with Turkey

Greek and the UAE air and naval forces are continuing to participate in joint military exercises off the coast of Crete this week as Greece announced plans to boost its military amid tension with Turkey. Greek government said on Monday it will be bolstering its military with new armament programs, a boost to military personnel and the development of the country's defence industry. The news comes as Greece is in a stand-off with neighbouring Turkey, leading to fears of open conflict between the two NATO allies. Ankara is facing off against Greece and Cyprus over oil and gas exploration rights in the eastern Mediterranean.&nbsp;Greece and Turkey have both deployed naval and air forces to assert their competing claims in the region.

Greek and the United Arab Emirates air and naval forces are continuing to participate in joint military exercises off the coast of Crete this week as Greece announced plans to boost its military amid tension with Turkey.
Greek government spokesman Stelios Petsas said on Monday Greece will be bolstering its military with new armament programs, a boost to military personnel and the development of the country's defence industry.
The news comes as Greece is in a stand-off with neighbouring Turkey, leading to fears of open conflict between the two NATO allies.
Ankara is facing off against Greece and Cyprus over oil and gas exploration rights in the eastern Mediterranean.
Greece and Turkey have both deployed naval and air forces to assert their competing claims in the region.
Last Saturday, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan warned Greece to enter talks over disputed eastern Mediterranean territorial claims or face the consequences.
Greece and Turkey have come to the brink of war three times since the mid-1970s, including once over exploration rights in the Aegean Sea.

Olympic flame to go on display in Tokyo

The Olympic flame&nbsp;has been largely hidden since the Tokyo Games were postponed until next year due to the&nbsp;pandemic.

The Olympic flame&nbsp;has been largely hidden since the Tokyo Games were postponed until next year due to the&nbsp;pandemic, but it's going on display in Tokyo.&nbsp;Yoshiro Mori, the president of the Tokyo Olympic organizing committee&nbsp;unveiled the flame at a small ceremony&nbsp;on Monday.&nbsp;The flame which arrived in Japan from Greece in March, will be displayed from Tuesday at the new Japan Olympic Museum for at least the next two months. Visitors would need a reservation to enter the museum, which&nbsp;is&nbsp;just a short walk from the new National Stadium where it was supposed to be burning a month ago. Though The Olympics are set to open on July 23, 2021, but with the Covid-19 situation still out of hands, it's fate remains uncertain.

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