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House and warehouse caught fire in densely populated area of Chania.

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A fire broke out on July 9, 2026, in a residential area of Chania, Greece, affecting a single-family home and an adjacent storage facility.
The fire started in the first-floor residence, with flames quickly spreading to a storage space containing paper products and plastics.
No individuals were present in the affected building at the time of the incident.
The local fire department was alerted and responded to the emergency situation.
Smoke from the fire also impacted the first floor of the residence.

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A fire erupted on July 9, 2026, in a densely populated area of Chania, Greece, affecting both a first-floor residence and a storage facility nearby. According to reports, the fire began in a single-family home in the Koumbes neighborhood and quickly spread to an adjacent warehouse that contained paper products, plastics, and detergents, which fueled the blaze and led to rapid expansion.

The local fire department responded promptly to the scene after receiving an alert regarding the incident. Fortunately, there were no occupants inside the warehouse when the fire broke out, and emergency services were able to contain the flames before it spread further. Smoke from the fire reportedly reached the upper floor of the affected building. Investigations into the cause of the fire are ongoing as authorities assess the damage.

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