Reporting of M.M.
Found yourself 26 charred bodies in the courtyard of a villa near the capital. Farnesina: “There are no untraceable Italians”
E’ at least 74 dead, but they fear it further 100, e 556 injured the dramatic toll of fire blazed up in two large forests that lick Athens. Strong winds are fueling the fires while a heat wave has raised temperatures around 40 degrees. The authorities declared it state of emergency and asked for the help of’Ue. Thousands of people in fuga. The government: “47 fires, It's impossible for them to be random”.
They were also sent to the rescue of Greece two Canadairs of the Italian firefighters, which will be operational starting Wednesday.
The authorities: “Arson” – “Give her 6 on Monday morning at 6 we recorded on a Tuesday morning 47 fires, all in very close places”. This was reported by Greek government sources according to whom the firefighters and police authorities believe that the triggers were of malicious origin. “Wooded and cultivated lands have burned, one after the other, and this shows that it is impossible to say that fires are random”.
Found 26 charred people in a villa – As reported by the Red Cross, 26 Charred bodies were discovered in the courtyard of a villa in Mati, a 40 kilometers from Athens. In the last few hours the toll has risen to at least 60 victims and beyond 150 injured. This was reported by the mayor of Rafina, Evangelos Bournous. Numerous bodies were found “at home or in cars”, confirmed the Greek government spokesperson, Dimitris Tzanakopoulos.
“Mati like Pompeii, dead mothers and children hugged” – Images of the town of Mati “they recall the macabre scenery of Pompeii: among other things, rescuers found the charred bodies of two dead women hugging their children”. This was reported by the Greek TV channel Skai. Some people, the broadcaster continues on its website, they have “tried to escape the flames by running towards the sea”, but a cliff forced them to turn back to find another escape route, e “they didn't make it”.
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