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Drôme. Die's Fire: a Village Saved by Extraordinary Solidarity

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Guillaume Truchefaud and his wife never left their village of Barsac, threatened by the fire that ravaged Justin's massif in Die, despite the demand for evacuation. They stayed to lend help to firefighters. Assisted by friends farmers, hunters, entrepreneurs, they brought water, staked and guided in this mountain that they love so much.

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After fighting for more than a week against a fire, a little respite for the firefighters of the Drôme. In the Diois, "the situation progresses favorably", but the fire is not yet "fixed".

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Guillaume Truchefaud and his wife never left their village of Barsac, threatened by the fire that ravaged Justin's massif in Die, despite the demand for evacuation. They stayed to lend help to firefighters. Assisted by friends farmers, hunters, entrepreneurs, they brought water, staked and guided in this mountain that they love so much.

The inhabitants of the region of Die, in the Drôme, have been mobilizing for almost two weeks with the firefighters to overcome a fire that has already ravaged more than 4000 hectares of forests.

The fire that has ravaged the mountains of Diois (Drôme) for two weeks and has travelled 4,300 hectares is beginning to be controlled in some areas. Several disaster victims, who are evacuated urgently from their homes, are plunged into uncertainty, but can count on a strong solidarity.

·Paris, France
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Nine days after the start of the fire, which covered nearly 4,000 hectares in the Justin massif, near Die (Drôme), the situation continues to improve. In a new situation broadcast this Saturday, July 11 at 8:30 pm, the Prefecture of the Drôme reports a favorable evolution, while maintaining [...] The article Fire in Die in Drôme: the situation continues to improve, some inhabitants will be relocated first appeared on Lyon Capitale.

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Lyon Capitale broke the news on Sunday, July 12, 2026.
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