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Local sources from Greece: Слободен печат, Εφημερίδα Μακεδονία.
UK coverage: Metro.co.uk.

Wildfires are raging near Athens, Greece, as temperatures reached 38°C over the weekend. Firefighters are working against strong winds to contain the flames in the town of Keratea, southeast of the capital. Evacuations are taking place as the fire has already destroyed several homes and cars. Greece is on high alert as more than 40 wildfires erupted on Saturday, and the prime minister has called on the nation to prepare for a difficult season.

According to a report from Слободен печат, titled ‘Massive Fire near Athens, Residents of Nearby Settlements Evacuated,’ the morning show of ‘Sloboden Pechat’ has concluded for the season. The article does not provide specific details about the fire but mentions the evacuation of residents from nearby settlements.

Εφημερίδα Μακεδονία’s article, ‘Fire near homes in Keratea contained – Message from 112 to residents of Feriza and Olympus settlements,’ provides more information. It states that a fire broke out in low vegetation in Attica, resulting in a significant mobilization of the fire department. By approximately 10:00, firefighters managed to contain the fire, which was relatively close to homes. Residents of Feriza and Olympus settlements received a message from 112 instructing them to evacuate towards Palea Fokia. Traffic regulations were implemented in the Keratea area due to the ongoing fire in Feriza.

As the wildfires continue to pose a threat, Greece remains on high alert. The prime minister has called on the nation to prepare for a difficult season. The authorities and firefighters are working tirelessly to contain the flames and protect the affected areas. Evacuations are underway, and residents are urged to follow the instructions provided by emergency services. The situation is being closely monitored, and updates will be provided as more information becomes available.