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Fire in Vasilika, Thessaloniki Caused by Construction Work; One Man Arrested

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The fire in Vasilika, Thessaloniki, was sparked during fencing construction work.
A man has been arrested for negligence related to the incident.
The fire caused damage to crops and olive trees in the area.
Sparks generated from striking a metal hammer against a railroad tie are believed to have ignited the fire.
The arrest was made by the Fire Department's Arson Investigation Unit after the investigation was completed.

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A fire in Vasilika, Thessaloniki, was triggered by sparks generated during construction work on a fence, leading to the swift spread of flames that caused damage to surrounding crops and olive trees. The incident occurred when a metal hammer struck a metal post, igniting the fire.

After an investigation by the Hellenic Fire Service's Arson Crime Unit, authorities arrested a man for negligent arson. The arrest follows the preliminary inquiry that determined the cause of the fire, which was a result of careless actions during the construction process. The incident highlights the importance of safety protocols during such activities to prevent similar occurrences in the future.

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