Crime & Safety · Greece
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A fire that broke out in the area of Kalamonas on the Greek island of Rhodes was brought under partial control shortly before 3 p.m. on June 27, 2026. The fire initiated in a grassland area and burned approximately 2 to 4 acres, according to local authorities.
The Rhodes Fire Service responded promptly to the incident, and firefighting teams remain on site to monitor and manage the situation. There were no immediate reports of injuries or extensive damage beyond the affected land. The local deputy governor, Christos Efstratiou, provided updates on the fire's impact to the press. Firefighters are continuing their efforts to ensure that the blaze is fully extinguished and does not spread further.
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