Crime & Safety · Greece
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5 July
A new fire broke out in Oinoi, Attica, with aerial units also engaged in firefighting.
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A significant fire broke out on July 3, 2026, in the municipality of Acharnes, near the area known as the Hill of the Forty Martyrs. The fire, which affected dry grass and low vegetation, prompted an immediate response from the Fire Service. A total of 32 firefighters, a ground group from the 1st Mobile Disaster Response Unit, and 10 fire engines were deployed to combat the blaze.
Additionally, three aerial units—comprising two aircraft and one helicopter—were also sent to assist in extinguishing the flames. The firefighting efforts were bolstered by the presence of both strong ground forces and aerial support, as multiple agencies worked to contain the situation. By later reports, conditions had improved regarding the fire's spread, indicating that the coordinated efforts might be beginning to yield positive results.
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