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Girit'te Alevler Can Aldı: İki İtfaiyeci Öldü, 8 Bin Kişi Tahliye Edildi

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Yunanistan'ın Girit adasında, Rethymno bölgesinin güneybatısında çıkan orman yangınında iki itfaiyeci hayatını kaybetti. Şiddetli rüzgarların alevleri körüklemesiyle yangın hızla yayıldı ve yetkililer gece boyunca yaklaşık 8 bin kişiyi tahliye etmek zorunda kaldı. Yangın, tatil beldesi köylerini tehdit ederken, yüzlerce itfaiyeci alevleri kontrol altına almak için mücadele etti. Ölümlere rağmen Yunanistan genelinde orman yangınları sürüyor; Midilli ve Mora Yarımadası'nda da bir itfaiyecinin daha yaşamını yitirmesiyle toplam can kaybı üçe yükseldi. Aşırı sıcak hava dalgaları ve kuvvetli rüzgarlar, yangınlarla mücadeleyi zorlaştıran temel faktörler olarak öne çıkıyor. Uzmanlar, bu tür yangınların giderek daha sık ve şiddetli hale geldiği konusunda uyarıyor. Girit'teki facia, Avrupa'nın güney kuşağını saran yıkıcı orman yangınlarının bir parçası. İspanya ve Fransa'da günlerdir devam eden büyük çaplı yangınların ardından Yunanistan'da da pek çok bölge alevlere teslim oldu. Akdeniz Havzası'nda artan sıcaklıklar ve kuraklık, yangın sezonunun daha erken başlamasına ve daha uzun sürmesine yol açarak bölge ülkelerini ekonomik ve insani açıdan zorluyor.

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