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2 weeks agoBlogsComments Off on Raging wildfires spread across Greek island holiday hotspot as hotels and homes are ‘evacuated’
RAGING wildfires have spread across a Greek island holiday hotspot with locals and tourists “evacuated”.
The night sky was turned orange as the burning blazes left a trail of destruction in their wake in Crete.
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Authorities said evacuations were ordered at three sites outside the port of Ierapetra on the island’s south coast.
More than 150 firefighters were operating in the area, while water-dropping planes and helicopters remained grounded overnight.
Several locals were treated for breathing difficulties, according to officials.
Thick smoke was seen rising into the night sky as the wildfires continued to spread towards residential areas.
Despite the size of the blazes there have been no immediate reports of seriousinjuries, said officials.
Homes were reported damaged as flames swept through hillside forests, fanned by strong winds.