Crime & Safety · Greece
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A fire broke out on June 24, 2026, at an abandoned hotel in Loutraki, a coastal town near Corinth, Greece. The blaze ignited in the afternoon and raised concerns due to the hotel's proximity to residential buildings. Local authorities promptly evacuated residents from nearby apartments as a precautionary measure.
Firefighting operations involved 26 firefighters and 11 vehicles, working to bring the flames under control. As of late Wednesday, the fire was reported to be subsiding, with no active hotspots remaining. Initially, there were fears that the abandoned structure might harbor individuals, particularly minors, leading to the detention of two juveniles in connection with the incident.
The scene was visible from a distance due to the smoke, and videos circulated showing the extent of the flames engulfing the property. The structure sustained significant damage from the fire, prompting a swift response from emergency services to mitigate further risks to the surrounding area.
25 June
Υπό έλεγχο η φωτιά σε εγκαταλελειμμένο ξενοδοχείο στο Λουτράκι
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