Wildfires Spread in Southern France Amid Heat and Drought Conditions
Southern France faced multiple wildfires fueled by drought, high temperatures, and strong winds, with major blazes in the Aude and Herault regions consuming between 800 and 900 hectares. Hundreds of firefighters, supported by water-bombing aircraft, worked to contain the fires amid difficult terrain. Authorities evacuated residents and campsites, with no casualties reported. The situation follows recent European heatwaves and ongoing dry conditions, raising concerns about continued wildfire risks.
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