Thousands flee raging wildfires in southern Europe
Someone from the town hall knocked on our door around 1:00 am to tell us to leave," said Charlotte Pignol, 30, who was among the first to be evacuated from her…
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In southwestern France near the city of Perpignan, 700 hundred firefighters backed by special aircraft battled to control a "gigantic" blaze spreading in a hard-to-reach remote area, with more than 10,000 local residents evacuated. "We started seeing smoke around 10:30 pm, then it kept coming closer and closer.
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In southwestern France near the city of Perpignan, 700 hundred firefighters backed by special aircraft battled to control a "gigantic" blaze spreading in a hard-to-reach remote area, with more than 10,000 local residents evacuated.
according to IOL (Independent Online)"We started seeing smoke around 10:30 pm, then it kept coming closer and closer.
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