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Fire breaks out in Argyrómylos, Larissa; 30 firefighters and 4 aircraft deployed

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A fire broke out in Argymoly, Larissa, on July 8, 2026.
Thirty firefighters are currently on the scene along with four aerial units to combat the blaze.
The fire services have mobilized multiple ground teams, including additional resources.
There are concurrent fire incidents reported in both Larissa and Kilkis.
Efforts to extinguish the fire are ongoing, with strengthened response teams deployed.

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A fire broke out in the early afternoon of July 8, 2026, in Argyrómylos, Larissa, prompting a significant emergency response from local firefighting services. Initial reports indicated that 30 firefighters were dispatched to the scene, supported by 10 firefighting vehicles. However, further updates revealed that the firefighting efforts were bolstered, with a total of 52 firefighters now engaged in combating the blaze, including three teams of ground units from the 10th EMODE, along with 11 vehicles.

In addition to ground forces, four aerial firefighting units were deployed to assist in extinguishing the fire. The fire service stated that operations were underway to control the flames, which posed a risk to nearby areas, especially in light of similar incidents occurring concurrently in the region, including another fire in Kilkis. Emergency response teams continue to work diligently to contain the situation and prevent further spread.

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