US EditionPest Fires in Corsica: Nearly 400 Hectares Affected
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Two fires broke out in Saint-Florent and Oletta. The prefecture suspects a human origin. Firefighters are still mobilised on Monday.
Two fires broke out this Sunday in northern Corsica in the commune of Saint-Florent and Oletta. 170 firefighters were mobilized and important means were put in place on the ground and in the air. No casualties or material losses are to be deplored at this time. - "The fire has grown with the wind": nearly 400 hectares ravaged in two fires in Corsica (Weather and Weather).
The Prefect of Upper Corsica indicated that the origin of these fires could be human.
Two fires, still ongoing and fueled by the wind, destroyed on Sunday nearly 400 hectares of maquis in Saint-Florent and Oletta in Haute-Corse, announced the firefighters. ...
A reinforcement column of Marseilles is planned Sunday evening with 12 gears and 40 firefighters to fight two fires, one of which is on the way to extinction according to the firefighters.
In Haute-Corse, two fires have covered nearly 400 hectares of maquis this Sunday. For the time being, there are no casualties or material losses.
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