A 40-Kilometer-Long Line of Fire on Brač
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On the Croatian island of Brač a veritable fire inferno raged. Almost 4,000 hectares of forest were destroyed on the island.
The situation on Brač, where a large fire broke out on Thursday, was somewhat more favorable for firefighters on Monday night. After hundreds of people had to be evacuated from the island on Sunday, more than 200 firefighters on the ground prevented the fire from spreading. More than 4,000 hectares of land have burned, and the fire line was between 35 and 40 kilometers long.
DURING the night, the fire situation on Brač is more favorable than on previous evenings, there are no major flames or smoke, and where they do occur, they are smaller in scale and firefighters respond immediately.
In the catastrophic fire near Milna on Saturday, 15 percent of the island of Brač burned down. Which is roughly the same as if the entire island of Šolta or the entire island of Lastovo burned down. That's the size of 7,800 football fields. That's the same as if it burned from Zagreb all the way to Velika Gorica
A massive wildfire, which local authorities have called a disaster, is burning on the Croatian island of Brac. The fire has been out of control for four days. Due to strong winds, the flames are spreading rapidly and have already burned more than 4,000 hectares of forest, almost 10% of the island's total area.
A huge fire, which local authorities have called a disaster, is raging on the Croatian island of Brac. The fire has not been contained for four days: due to strong winds, the flames are spreading rapidly and have already engulfed more than 4,000 hectares of forest - almost 10% of the island's total area. The fire broke out on September 10. According to initial reports, lightning may have been the cause, and the rapid spread of the fire was cause…
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