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2 July
Twenty-eight areas in the country were placed on yellow alert for fire risk.
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On July 2, 2026, Greece issued a yellow alert for fire risk in 20 regions across the country. This alert indicates a high risk of wildfires, classified as level 3 on the fire danger scale, according to the Fire Service's risk assessment map. The General Secretariat for Civil Protection has urged citizens in these areas to remain vigilant and adopt precautionary measures.
The announcement came amidst ongoing concerns about wildfire threats during the summer months, a season when Greece historically experiences elevated fire risks. Authorities have been monitoring conditions closely and emphasize the importance of public awareness and preparedness in preventing potential incidents.
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