Hürtgenwald: Progress in Fire Fighting in the Hürtgenwald
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Ralf Nolten heads the district where North Rhine-Westphalia's worst forest fire raged. The CDU politician has slept little and made a lot of phone calls in the past few days.
North Rhine-Westphalian Minister of Agriculture Gorißen has appealed to the population not to enter the forests because of the current drought. Almost all forest fires result from human misconduct, said the CDU politician in Deutschlandfunk. In the North Rhine-Westphalian district of Düren, around 1,400 forces continue to fight against the forest fire near Hürtgenwald.
A big fire near Hürtgenwald in the Eifel holds the forces in continuous operation. Prime Minister Wüst wants to get a picture of the situation on the ground. The Chancellor telephoned the Landrat of Düren. It also burns in other regions of Germany. More in the live ticker.
Forest fire in the Eifel: extinguishing work in Hürtgenwald continues[more]]>
In the Hürtgenwald 1,400 troops are fighting against the biggest forest fire in NRW history. The fire brigade is making good progress. Much depends now on the wind.
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In the Hürtgenwald 1,400 troops are fighting against the biggest forest fire in NRW history. The fire brigade is making good progress. Much depends now on the wind.
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