Key Points
- Fires broke out in the Balkans
- Fires spread from Croatia to Greece
- Omis city was one of the most affected areas
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Fires in the Balkans have left many cities under smoke. The fires, which started in Croatia, spread to Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, and Greece. One of the most affected areas was the city of Omis in Croatia, where at least one person died, dozens were injured, and many homes, vehicles, and boats were damaged.
The cause of the fires is attributed to extreme heat and prolonged drought. The winds have also contributed to the rapid spread of the fires. Authorities are using all their resources to combat the fires.
The situation is so severe that many people have been forced to leave their homes. The fires have caused a major crisis in the region.
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- What is the cause of the fires?
- Extreme heat and prolonged drought
- Which areas were most affected?
- Croatia's Omis city and other Balkan countries
- How are the fires being combated?
- Authorities are using all their resources to combat the fires
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