Nearly 98,000 hectares burned in France, a 'historic record' says government
Summary
Nearly 98,000 hectares of land have burned in France due to wildfires, setting a new historic record. The fire in the Gironde region remains very serious, but cooler temperatures and higher humidity have helped reduce its intensity.Key Facts
- About 98,000 hectares (approximately 242,000 acres) have been burned by wildfires in France.
- The Gironde region in southwestern France is the main area affected.
- Regional official Sophie Brocas said the wildfire threat is still very serious.
- The fire’s intensity has decreased because of lower temperatures and more humidity.
- This wildfire is described as a historic record for France.
- The event is linked to ongoing heatwaves and dry conditions in Europe.
- Efforts to control the fire continue amid challenging weather conditions.
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