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On Sunday, July 5, 2026, a "very high" risk of wildfires is forecasted for several regions in Greece, including Attica and others. The General Secretariat for Civil Protection has issued alerts, indicating that areas will be under "orange alert" due to the elevated threat posed by weather conditions, such as strong winds. Residents are advised to exercise extreme caution, particularly regarding outdoor activities that may contribute to fire outbreaks.
Authorities are on heightened alert, actively preparing to respond to potential fire incidents. Increased patrols and aerial monitoring are being implemented to manage and mitigate any emerging fires. The regions at risk include Attica, Peloponnese (specifically Corinth), and areas in Central Greece, among others. The relevant agencies continue to urge the public to take necessary precautions, which may include avoiding outdoor fires and being mindful of the state of the environment during this critical period.
7 July
High fire risk declared for Attica and nine additional regions.
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