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Nébih: National Fire Ban Goes Into Effect on Sunday

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Nébih: National fire ban goes into effect on Sunday - Human carelessness continues to cause the majority of forest fires.

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Due to the significant daytime warming and lack of precipitation, there is a nationwide fire ban again from Sunday - announced the Nébih. The biomass in the forests and adjacent areas has completely dried out again in the country - they write. High average temperatures and precipitation-free weather are expected in the coming days, so the dried-out forest soils will immediately absorb even minor precipitation. Due to the extremely dry biomass, t…

·Hungary
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Due to the persistent heat and lack of precipitation, flames can spread in seconds in dry forests.

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Nébih: National fire ban goes into effect on Sunday - Human carelessness continues to cause the majority of forest fires.

·Budapest, Hungary
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To prevent forest fires, the National Forestry Commission has ordered a fire ban starting Sunday. The ground is so dry that in tomorrow's nearly 40-degree heat, a spark could cause a disaster in a matter of seconds.

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Due to the significant daytime warming and lack of precipitation, a nationwide fire ban will come into effect again on Sunday, the National Food Chain Safety Office (Nébih) announced on its website on Saturday.

·Hungary
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Heti Világgazdaság broke the news in Hungary on Saturday, August 9, 2025.
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