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A fire broke out near residential areas in Pyrga, Larnaca, on July 19, 2026, causing significant danger to nearby homes as flames reached heights of up to 20 meters. The rapid response from firefighting teams, which included over 20 ground vehicles and aerial support, helped contain the blaze and prevent worse outcomes. The fire, which burned approximately 10 hectares of forest and agricultural land, was brought under control by 4:00 PM the same day.
Authorities indicated that various potential causes of the fire are currently under investigation. The area affected included pines and other wildfire vegetation, alongside cultivated fields, which contributed to the intensity of the flames. The operations involved both the Fire Department and the Forestry Department, as well as volunteers, demonstrating a coordinated effort to manage the emergency. Visual accounts of the aftermath highlight the damage left in the wake of the fire, which has raised concerns about the safety of nearby residents and the health of the local ecology.
20 July
Homes in Pyrga were endangered by flames up to 20 meters high, with three possible causes being investigated.
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