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On Saturday, June 27, 2026, five regions in Greece, including Attica, Peloponnese, and Evia, were placed under an orange alert status, indicating a high risk of wildfires. This categorization, known as Category 4 on the national fire risk scale, was prompted by forecasts of strong winds reaching up to nine Beaufort, combined with hot and dry conditions that elevate the danger of fire outbreaks.
Authorities, including the Civil Protection Agency and the Fire Brigade, have increased preparedness efforts in affected areas. The Fire Brigade has urged citizens to exercise extreme caution and to refrain from outdoor activities that could inadvertently start a fire. For other regions of Greece, the fire risk was assessed at Category 3, indicating a moderate to high threat level, stressing the need for vigilance across the entire country.
30 June
Attica and 15 other regions were placed under yellow fire alert today.
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