Drones and bulldozers: how the army is helping battle the blaze in France's southwest
Summary
The French army has sent about 1,500 soldiers to help fight a large wildfire in southwest France's Gironde region. They use tools like drones and bulldozers to support firefighters by clearing paths, spotting danger spots, and locating people trapped by the fire.Key Facts
- Around 1,500 French soldiers are involved in battling the Gironde wildfire.
- The army assists local firefighters with practical support.
- Bulldozers help widen forest trails for better access.
- Drones are used to find hotspots and monitor the fire.
- Soldiers help find civilians trapped by the flames.
- The army also looks out for potential looters during the disaster.
- Reporters were allowed to accompany some soldiers to show their work.
- The wildfire continues despite efforts to control it.
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