Major Wildfire Burning in Konitsa for 16th Day
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For the 16th consecutive day, the large fire in Trapezitsa, Konitsa, remains active, with firefighting forces continuing the operation to completely extinguish it - According to the latest estimates, more than 8,000 acres have been turned to ash
The resurgences from the fire that broke out in Trapezitsa in Konitsa on August 31st are once again taking on dimensions and are still burning in the area The post The fire in Konitsa has been burning for two weeks – Battle with new resurgences appeared first on in.gr.
A new resurgence was noted on the evening of Monday 14/9 in the front of the fire that broke out on 31/8 in Trapezitsa, Konitsa and is still burning in the area. The flames broke out opposite the historic Monastery of Stomios, with the front having descended into the Aoos ravine, burning dense vegetation on the steep slopes above the river. During the day, thick smoke covered the ravine, while after sunset the fire outbreaks became visible from …
Approximately 10,000 acres were affected by the long-lasting fire in Trapezitsa, Konitsa, according to a scientific assessment. Approximately 10,000 acres were affected by the recent long-lasting fire in Trapezitsa, Konitsa, according to the first assessment by experts from WWF Greece and the Mediterranean Institute for Nature and Man. The autopsy, which was carried out with the […] The article Konitsa: The fire in Trapezitsa has burned 10,000 a…
A first assessment after an autopsy in the area was carried out by WWF Greece and the Mediterranean Institute for Nature and Man (MedINA). The fire in Trapezitsa, Konitsa is yet another incident in a series of significant fires that have occurred in the mountain forests of Northern Greece in recent years. Similar fires have been recorded in many […] The post WWF Greece – MedINA: The first findings show the possibility of recovery from the fire i…
The great fire in the mountain forests of Konitsa left a deep wound behind, with the Trapezitsa region measuring the consequences of a fire that tested one of the most special ecosystems in Greece. The area affected is estimated at approximately 10,000 acres, according to an autopsy carried out by a team of scientists from WWF Greece, … The article Konitsa, a place of skulls after 16 days of fire – 10,000 acres turned to ash and an ancient fores…
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