Thousands of fire brigade threatened by a forest fire

Thousands of fire brigade personnel have been assembled for the fire battle of the forest on the outer edge of the second largest city in France.

“The Marine Fighter Fighter Battalion is fighting the battle, the hoses are in hand,” referring to the fire and rescue service of Marsley, said the city’s Mayor Benoate Pyan.

The prefelation of the Boche-Do-Ran area, George-Francos Laclark appealed to the local residents to stay in the house and said that the fire brigade personnel were defending the city.

He said that even when the situation was not stable, she was “under control.”

According to the French media, at least 400 people have been evacuated from their homes. Nine fire brigade is said to have been injured.

About 20 buildings were at least partially collided with fire and hundreds of houses have been rescued by the fire brigade, Leklark said.

According to the French Broadcaster BFMTV, the fire spread at a rate of 1.2 km (1.7 miles) per minute, said drink. This is due to the unique combination of the shrubs, the dense plants and the tall slopes.

French President Emanuel Macron, who visited the UK state, supported the fire brigade and asked the residents to follow the safety instructions.

“Our thoughts are injured and all the residents are with the residents,” he wrote on X.

On Tuesday evening, Home Minister Bruno Retailo Marseley arrived, where he met the local authorities.

After closing from midnight, the Marsilee Provence Airport has been partially opened. The airport president Julian Cofineer said, “This spacious situation has never been experienced”.

Residents are advised to stay inside, close the shutter and doors nearby and keep the roads clear for emergency services.

The fire near Pennes-Mirabeu, north of Marsele on Tuesday, is said to have been covered by about 700 hectares (7 square km).

Local officials said that a car on the motor vehicle started the flashes and could continue to spread as heavy winds start to flow late this evening.

The city’s resident Monica Belard told the Reuters News Agency, “This is very surprising – apocalyptic she said that many of her neighbors had already gone.

Pyan asked the residents to be “extremely aware” and limit their movements.

In the online posted footage, a huge smoke on Marsley was seen as a fire broke out in the mountainous areas of the north.

According to BFMTV, from May 19, the Bouch-Du-Ran area did not rain.

Another jungle fire, which started near Narbone on Monday, was active in France, 60 km/h (40Mph). About 5 hectares have been burned, local officials said.

Wild fire was also reported in other parts of Europe with the Catalonia region of northeast Spain, where more than 18,000 people were ordered to stay at home due to the forest fire in the eastern province of Teragona.

Emergency units were deployed in favor of about 300 fire brigade because overnight high winds were hanging on the flames, which spread about 3,000 hectares (7,413 acres) on the ground.

Many other parts of Spain – who experienced the most popular June on record – was a high alert for wildfers.

About 41 wildfifers broke out across the country on Monday in Greece. According to the fire service, 34 was early and seven were active on Monday evening.

In the early summer heat, many people were hit by western and South Europe, and thousands of people were set on fire.