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Greece Shuts Acropolis for Part of Day as Heat Soars, Bans Outdoor Work
ATHENS (Reuters) -Greece shut the Acropolis for several hours in the afternoon on Tuesday, as the Mediterranean country baked in its second major heatwave of the season, with temperatures set to soar as high as 41 degrees Celsius (107.6 degrees Fahrenheit).
Wildfires are burning across Europe, with major blazes in Greece and Turkey forcing thousands to evacuate and killing two ...
Greece shuts the Acropolis due to a major heatwave with temperatures reaching 41°C. Part of broader European heatwave, it ...
A new wildfire has erupted in Greece prompting evacuations, while firefighters in Turkey pressed ahead with efforts to ...
Firefighters were battling a wildfire on the Greek island of Evia on Saturday which was burning forests and forced the ...
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Wildfires erupt across Mediterranean as heatwave worsensBlazes break out in France, Greece, Turkiye and Syria, with several other nations on high alert over scorching weather.
ATHENS, Greece — Firefighters raced Thursday to contain wildfires that forced thousands to flee holiday resorts on the ...
Wind and dry conditions raise the risk that blazes might restart in areas of the island where they had already been contained ...
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Fires in Greece’s Crete and near Athens extinguished; two dead in TurkiyeNo casualties in Greece as fires in southern Crete and Rafina are put out; two die after blaze in western Turkiye.
ATHENS - Firefighters in Greece were battling more than 50 wildfires across the country on Sunday, as authorities warned of ...
A large wildfire has broken out south of the Greek capital, with authorities sending push alerts to mobile phones urging ...
Firefighters are struggling to bring a major wildfire on Greece’s southern island of Crete under control, hampered by gale ...
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