Firefighters struggled on Monday to produce three Turkish provinces, Greece, and the nearest Albanian tourism, rings of strong winds after the Mediterrani’s temperature.
Smoced Bilwed over the Karabuk Sea Province of Karabuk, 200 miles north of the capital, Ankara, as a wildfire who forced over ten towns and burned the forests.
In the Northeast of Bursa, three firefighters were killed a week when their car crashed, the Department of Agriculture and Forestry said on Monday. Crews fight two different fires when Monday, following more than 3,600 people in the southern Mercin and Antalya.
Turkey has been attacked by a large number of fires in the weeks of new passing levels.
The hot and dry summer is common in the Mediterranean region, but the deep temperatures have contributed to the destruction of wild animals in recent years between temperatures and rapid temperatures across the world.
At least 44 wilderness fires were at the last 24 hours, firing the fire in Brigade Monday afternoon.
On the Kyther-Greek Island of Kythera, powerful winds renewed fire from Saturday. In Athens, firefighters quickly found a fire in the Mount Hymettus, near the University Compass and Sublurer.
At the weekend, many Greece villages were released, five people were injured in different wild vessels.
As Greece sees its Third Summer Wave on Monday, the weather in Serbia helped firefighters when they bring more than 100 wild.
In Albania, more than 900 circles who are fighting against wild fire before the city of Sea and other Ionia.
The other 13 people were arrested for arrival in the last three days, police said.
Bulgaria, is heard in a few countries of Europe, the airplanes of fireplace to help violate a large wild fire near the Bulgarian-Turkish border.
To date, flames leave 6,500 hectares about 6,500. Two people were arrested by stewards who investigate the cause of fires, according to local media.
Some scientists say that further research needs to be done in the air, as climate change makes the type of water that keeps the polluted pollution.
