A team of firefighters from Israel are on their way to Greece to participate in the effort to
A fire which has been burning since Wednesday morning through
Air pollution levels in the area of Mati, eastern Attica, that were hit by deadly fires over the summer did not show to be above normal levels, according to the National Observatory of Athens.
A 26-year-old woman in intensive care for severe burns died at Evangelismos Hospital on Tuesday, raising the number of casualties from the fires in East Attica to 99.
Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras paid a visit to Mati on Tuesday, where he was informed by local residents about the problems they are facing.
A wildfire burning forest and farm land started on Thursday afternoon in the Vravrona area in eastern Attica.
An 83-year old woman, a victim of the eastern Attica wildfire on July 23, died of extensive burn injuries on Thursday in the intensive care unit of KAT hospital.
Greek authorities on Sunday announced the arrest of a 32-year-old man on suspicion of setting nine wildfires in the Dirfys-Messapia municipality in Evia, the last of which started on Saturday and was put out in the early morning hours.
Returning to fire-stricken Mati exactly one month after the blazing inferno swept through the seaside town in Attica, an ANA television crew and reporter were able to record the full extent of the damage inflicted by the disaster on July 23.
Max Planck Institute researcher and Global Fire Monitoring Center (GFMC) director Johann Georg Goldammer spoke to the Athens-Macedonian News Agency (ANA) about the decision to set up an international fire investigation committee in Greece following an invitation from the Greek government.