Greece wildfires: woman charged with unintentional arson after cigarette allegedly started blaze on Chios | Greece
A Georgian woman accused of accidentally firing one of the few forest fire on the Eastern Aegean Chios Island will appear in court to confront unintentionally.
Greek firefighters, Greece’s richest transportation families in the house of the ancestors of the woman working as a cleaner, a cigarette to neglect a smoking to trigger the fire “confessed”, he said.
LT Constantine Kozanis, who spoke from the island, said Guardian will be tried on Thursday, an unidentified woman. “He is detained overnight and will appear in court tomorrow,” he said.
“The process was caught with red hands, the process will move fast because it emerged before a public prosecutor. In a statement that he witnessed the firefighters, he confessed that he had fired one. [the five] facades. “
Witnesses also saw the incident.
More than 400 firefighters supported by water casting aircraft and hundreds of volunteers have been fighting flames on gum since Sunday and forcing the authorities to be evacuated in an emergency and dozens of villages.
Flames broke out at the same time in different parts of the island. As the fires fueled by the galet force winds spread, the authorities deliberately initiated the ghost of some conflicts, and at the same time it was difficult to explain how they exploded in such different areas.
Giorgos Tumbos, President of the Association of Loyalty Mastic Producers, to the Greek Daily Kathimerini on Tuesday, the efforts, the fires that swallowed the Mastic villages-14. He said that he focused on demonstrating the violent villages of the 18th century during the most important plateau.
The reported 40,000 hectares were reduced to the ashes on the island. When the clashes explode on June 22, it is not clear how many tourists visit the stake.
Kozanis said that the fires were withdrawn, but that it was not “completely under control”.
“They haven’t been fully found yet,” he added. “Yes, they’re in stagnation, but they’re not extinguished.”
Greece, which has a Mediterranean Hotspot, has been experiencing a dramatic increase in forest fires due to higher temperatures and continuous determinants in recent years.
The central right government of Greece faced a dramatic increase in forest fires, imprisonment of up to 20 years, and the criminal law, which was fine for such crimes up to 200,000 €, has hardened the arson and ecological destruction penalties.
Greece is experiencing the first heat wave in the summer with temperatures expected to poke 40C in the coming days.
