Fires in Greece: 91 dead and 25 missing – Europe

Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras visited the scene of the last week's dramatic fires, in which more than 90 people were killed. Tsipras visited Mati, the most affected area this morning, tweeting that he spoke to "citizens, engineers, soldiers, firefighters and volunteers"

The number of deaths in the fires that devastated the city. Attica last Monday rose to 91, while the number of missing persons is 25. Greek firefighters report six days after the disaster. The number of previous casualties rose to 86. Most people lost their lives in the flames, although many drowned in a desperate attempt to escape the fires.

Hundreds of volunteer divers including former Navy members, The search continued this morning in the sea of ​​Mati, looking for other possible victims. Today, in the meantime, hundreds of people have taken part in the mbad to commemorate the deaths of Mati, the country most affected by the tragedy. According to the authorities, the fire is malicious in nature and spread quickly due to winds blowing at more than 100 km / h. The database of the Center for Research on the Epidemiology of Diseases in Brussels indicates that it was the most deadly fire in Europe since 1900.