#Greece :
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Horrifying day for Athens
3 destroyed deaths and more than 25 injured
environmental destruction.
Hundreds of homes and cars destroyed
Greek Navy evacuated hundreds of people. [Https://tco/H6ON9uicNbpic. twitter.com/0MaQh9ectK
– City Plaza Squat (@ sol2refugees) July 23, 2018 [196] 59009] The Port of Rafina evacuated Nine coastal patrol boats, two military vessels and dozens of private boats badisted by army helicopters were mobilized to evacuate residents and tourists to the port of Rafina, near Mati having fled the flames on the beaches and at sea, also said this photographer.
The survivors were transferred to hotels and military camps, while many concerned relatives flocked to Rafina.
Given the situation, the presidency of the Republic canceled the annual reception scheduled for Tuesday to commemorate the restoration of democracy in Greece in July 1974.
Spain and Cyprus help the 600 Greek firemen. Dimitris Tzanakopoulos announced that Spain would send planes, and Cyprus a team of 60 firefighters. Greece has activated the European Civil Protection Mechanism to get help from its partners.
"It's time to fight the flames," Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said earlier. According to him, "more than 600" firefighters were deployed on the three fronts left during the day, fanned by winds up to more than 100 km / h, and two of them continued to progress in the night around Mati and some 55 km west of the capital, near the town of Kinetta, along the highway leading to the Corinth Cbad.
The night interrupted air operations, carried out earlier by eight aircraft and nine helicopters. "If I had not left, I would have burned," said Maria, a 67-year-old retiree living in Mati. She said she had to leave her two dogs to flee in time.
Northern Europe suffocates. Drought and heat also affect all of Northern Europe.
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No less than 25,000 hectares have already gone up in smoke or continue to burn, twice the size of the city of Paris