paphos wildfire — The major wildfire in the Koili, Stroumbi and Akoursos area of Paphos district has been brought under full control, reducing the need for aircraft from third countries.
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- paphos wildfire — The major wildfire in the Koili, Stroumbi and Akoursos area of Paphos district has been brought under full control, reducing the need for aircraft from third countries.
- Officials announced that, barring any unforeseen complications, there will be no requirement for additional aerial support, as the situation is now manageable.
Officials announced that, barring any unforeseen complications, there will be no requirement for additional aerial support, as the situation is now manageable.
Photo: in-cyprus.philenews.com
Paphos wildfire: On-the-Ground Efforts Make Progress
The director general of the Ministry of Agriculture, Rural Development and Environment visited the affected areas to assess the firefighting operations. He confirmed that robust firefighting forces remained active throughout the night, tirelessly working to extinguish any remaining hotspots.
Collaboration with Neighbouring Countries
In light of the progress made, officials have communicated with authorities in Greece, Israel, and Jordan to update them on the situation. While the aircraft from these nations are currently on standby, the local forces are confident in their ability to manage the fire without external assistance.
Continued Vigilance Required
Despite the control achieved, seven bulldozers were deployed overnight to assist the firefighters in their efforts, reflecting the seriousness of the situation. The commitment of these teams highlights the ongoing vigilance required to prevent any flare-ups.
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