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15 July
Fires were reported in Neochorouda and Sourouti, Thessaloniki, with emergency alerts issued.
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A series of wildfires have emerged in various locations around Thessaloniki, Greece, culminating in heightened vigilance among residents. On July 15, a significant fire broke out in the Suroti area, prompting a warning via Greece's emergency alert system, 112. Firefighters have responded with a robust effort, deploying nearly 30 personnel and multiple vehicles, along with aerial support from helicopters to battle the blazes. The situation has been reported as under control, but residents were urged to stay alert.
Earlier in the week, on July 14, another fire was reported in the Vasilika area, also leading to similar emergency alerts and firefighting responses. The fire in Vasilika was said to have shown signs of improvement following firefighting efforts. Such incidents have continued to raise concerns over the safety of agricultural and wooded areas in the region, as multiple fires were also recorded in places like Lagkadas and Nea Keraia in the days leading up to these events. The fire brigade has consistently informed the public to remain cautious and adhere to safety measures as they navigate these challenging conditions.
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