As the smoke clears, the Fontainebleau forest takes stock of its destruction
Summary
A large forest fire has burned nearly 2,000 hectares of the Fontainebleau forest near Paris, France. About 950 firefighters and aerial teams are still working to fully put out the fire, which has been contained but not yet extinguished four days after it started. French President Emmanuel Macron plans to visit the area.Key Facts
- The Fontainebleau forest is an important and fragile natural area in France.
- Nearly 2,000 hectares (about 4,942 acres) of the forest have been burned.
- Around 950 firefighters, supported by aircraft, are fighting the fire.
- The fire began four days ago and is currently contained but not completely extinguished.
- French authorities suspect the fire was started by people who set it on purpose (arson).
- French President Emmanuel Macron will visit the fire-affected area soon.
- Police are investigating the possible cause and individuals responsible.
- The fire is located south of Paris.
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