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Since it was evacuated from thousands of hotels, enormous forest fires spread to British tourist warm points.

While holidaymakers continue to tear fires in the Mediterranean, they escape from the islands of Greece Zakynthos and Kefalonia.

Approximately 5,000 firefighters are struggling with destructive Inferno with 45 aircraft and helicopter support, as they are faced with large flames.

Popular party re -established Lagana officials, young Brit Revelers’a fires in the region after hitting the black smoke clouds of the hotels to leave the hotels as “precautionary measure” ordered.

A local authority was devastated by the flames of the houses, farms and factories in Patras, and large regions of North and Central Greece.

In the meantime, about 15 firefighters are injured overnight, hundreds of local and tourists are being treated for respiratory problems in hospitals.

Firefighters Vasillis Vathrakogiannis said: “For most of the regions of the country, the risk of forest fire will be very high, it will be a very difficult day.”

And hundreds of tourists from holiday homes were released in West Patras, the third largest city in the country.

Giorgos Karavanis, a voluntary firefighter, said in a scene where he likened the “Day of Resurrection”: ik We came from Athens with our volunteer association Kleisthenis and we cannot do more.

“May God help us and help people here.”

Meanwhile, on the Island of Chios, the coastal security in the North Aegean, fires towards the coastal areas of the tourists and residents had to save the boat.

The fire in Zakynthos and Kefalonia is the last of a series of forest fire in which scientists are directed by global warming.

At the beginning of this week, the Keataa region in the south of Athens was reduced by reducing fires of 16,000 acres of land.

An elderly man was found dead in his bed by firefighters who fought tirelessly against a large number of flames.

More than 260 firefighters with approximately 80 firefighters were deployed as well as 12 aircraft near Keratea.

Near Lavrio Mayor Dimitris Loukas said that the Keratea fire destroyed dozens of houses, agriculture and forests.

Meanwhile, the authorities on the island of Kythera last month evacuated the villages of Aroniadika, Pitsinades and Araoi.

In the Messinia region to the west of Athens, Kryoneri and Sellas were told to be separated from the village.

These sites were on a list of Greek regions with high alarm for forest fires due to record -breaking temperatures and strong winds.

Greek air service, Greece temperatures on Saturday to 44 degrees Celsius is expected to reach the rankings, he said.

Fires, many of which are destructive, have become a widespread event in Greece in recent years.

In an area called “forest fire hotspot” by scientists, Greece and other Mediterranean countries, flames are becoming increasingly common.

At the beginning of this month, approximately 1,500 people were released after frying fires spread to Crete.

The night sky became orange when the burning flames left a trail of destruction on the popular island.

Authorities, evacuations were ordered in three regions outside the Ierapetra port on the southern coast of the island.

It was reported that the houses were damaged as they swept away from the hillside forests taking off by strong winds.