Key Points
- Two firefighting helicopters collided in Greece
- The accident occurred in the Psatha region, west of Athens
- Both helicopters had a crew of two
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Two firefighting helicopters collided in Greece during the ongoing European fire crisis. The accident occurred in the Psatha region, west of Athens. Both helicopters had a crew of two.
The cause of the accident, which occurred during firefighting operations, is still unknown. The ongoing fires in Greece have affected large areas in many regions.
The ongoing fire crisis in Europe has led to several countries declaring a state of emergency.
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- How widespread are the fires in Greece?
- The ongoing fires in Greece have affected large areas in many regions.
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- The ongoing fire crisis in Europe has led to several countries declaring a state of emergency.
- What could be the causes of the helicopter accident?
- The cause of the accident, which occurred during firefighting operations, is still unknown.
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