Apocalyptic wildfires in southwestern France: 43 thousand people evacuated
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- Severe wildfires continue in the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region in southwestern France.
- More than 43 thousand people have been evacuated, leaving their homes for safety reasons.
- President Macron asked the European Union for help to intervene in the fires.
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In the southwestern parts of France's Nouvelle-Aquitaine region, wildfires continue to spread rapidly. Due to the severe fires affecting the region, it has become mandatory to evacuate more than 43 thousand people to safe areas so far.
While the fire that started in Saumos in the Gironde region has reached Lège-Cap-Ferret; the fire that broke out near Biscarrosse in the Landes region is described by authorities as "apocalyptic." Local residents and security forces have mobilized to fight the flames.
French President Emmanuel Macron requested emergency assistance from the European Union following the devastating picture created by the fires. Authorities are trying to ensure that additional support and equipment are sent to the region to bring the fires, which continue to grow with the effect of the wind, under control.
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- How many people have been affected by the fires so far?
- Due to the fires in southwestern France, more than 43 thousand people have been evacuated by security forces so far.
- In which regions are the fires effective?
- The fires are predominantly effective in the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region, specifically in the Gironde (Saumos and Lège-Cap-Ferret) and Landes (around Biscarrosse) regions.
- What steps has the French government taken against the fires?
- Upon the growth of the fires, French President Emmanuel Macron requested emergency support and assistance from the European Union to strengthen the regional intervention.
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