'There is nothing left' - British expat family forced to flee wildfire in Cyprus
Summary
A British family living in Souni, Cyprus, lost their home and possessions in a wildfire. The fire spread rapidly, damaging many homes, and the family had to evacuate quickly. When they returned, only the walls of their house remained.Key Facts
- Ben and Lucy Armstrong fled their home in Souni due to a wildfire.
- The fire in Cyprus spread over 100 square kilometers and killed two people.
- Over 250 firefighters were working to control the fire, which was worsened by strong winds.
- In Souni, 93 homes were destroyed by the wildfire.
- The Armstrong family returned to find their house largely burned, with only the walls intact.
- Lucy and their son, Ethan, experienced smoke inhalation but are safe.
- The family lost sentimental items, including wedding possessions.
- Lucy lost all supplies for her children's entertainment business and must restart it.
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