Key Points
- Thousands of people are heading to shelters due to the Bordeaux fires
- The largest evacuation operation in France since World War II is underway
- The temperature is approaching 39 degrees
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As part of the largest evacuation operation in France since World War II, thousands of people are heading to shelters. In the heart of the Bordeaux fire, people are doing everything they can to survive. With temperatures approaching 39 degrees, the fires are spreading uncontrollably.
Those evacuated due to the fires are taking advantage of shelter facilities in Bordeaux, which have been set up to meet the basic needs of those affected. The fires in France are affecting the southwestern part of the country, causing thousands of people to leave their homes. Bordeaux is one of the most affected areas, and authorities are working hard to bring the fires under control.
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- Authorities are working hard to bring the fires under control
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