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Heatwave and Forest Fires in France: Flames in Fontainebleau Are Not Under Control

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Heatwave and Forest Fires in France: Flames in Fontainebleau Are Not Under Control
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Key Points

  • The week of July 14 in France started with a severe heatwave (canicule).
  • According to Météo France, 37 departments are on red and 39 departments are on orange heatwave alert.
  • The forest fire in the Fontainebleau region is still not under control.
  • It was reported that a new fire also started in the Faisanderie sector.

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37 red alert departments39 orange alert departments

As France enters the week of July 14 with a severe heatwave, forest fires have broken out in many regions. According to Météo France data, as of Monday, July 13, 37 departments are on red and 39 departments are on orange heatwave alert.

Among the fires that started due to these adverse weather conditions, the fire in the Fontainebleau forest draws attention. Authorities announced that the fire in the region is still not under control and extinguishing efforts are ongoing.

In addition to this, a new fire was reported in the Faisanderie area. While teams intervene in the existing fire, they are also trying to bring this new fire under control.

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How many departments does the heatwave alert cover in France?
As of July 13, 37 departments are on red and 39 departments are on orange heatwave alert.
What is the status of the fire in Fontainebleau?
The ongoing forest fire in Fontainebleau has not yet been brought under control and extinguishing efforts are ongoing.
What is the latest situation regarding the fire in the Faisanderie area?
It was reported that a new fire broke out in the Faisanderie sector in addition to the existing fires.

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