Wildfire rages on Brit hotspot island as tourists forced to flee | World | News

On Sunday, a wild forest exploding under the Pangia Voitheia Monastery on Siyaç Island, Greece continued to burn and spread and spread, and the inhabitants forced the strong winds to evacuate as a fan of flames.

More than 100 firefighters are struggling to include the fire supported by 11 helicopters who remove the fire from above.

Emergency services were assigned to protect the locals and the authorities call on all evacuation orders. More than one warning was given during the day, people in Karyes were told to go to the main town.

The Greek Fire Department confirmed that the fires in Kofinas, Agia Anna and Agios Makarios in Vrontados were holding within only one hour.

Other affected areas include Vrontados, Agios Panteleimonas, Kastrineas, Paryfes, Gialourika and Agios Makarios in Panagia Voitheia.

An emergency investigation was initiated at the cause of the fire, and the authorities are afraid that they might be deliberately initiated.

A expert will go to the island and work with the Greek Police State Security Department to determine the case.

Since the fever of strong winds may last even further, it is time to evaluate the full scope of destruction.

Water tankers and heavy machines were also sent to the stage, five vehicles were sent to combat 35 firefighters and Inferno.