Two die in car during Cyprus wildfire as 44C heat expected
Summary
A wildfire in southern Cyprus has led to the deaths of two people in a car. The fire started in the village of Malia and has destroyed homes, covering 100 square kilometers of land. Cypriot authorities are battling the blaze amid very high temperatures, with help expected from neighboring countries.Key Facts
- Two people died in a car during the wildfire in southern Cyprus.
- The fire began in the village of Malia in the Limassol district.
- Temperatures in Cyprus are expected to reach 44°C.
- The wildfire has burned 100 square kilometers of land and destroyed homes.
- Over 250 firefighters are working to control the fire, which is worsened by strong winds.
- Cyprus has issued a temperature alert and requested help from neighboring countries.
- Spain is sending two firefighting aircraft to assist Cyprus.
- There are reports suggesting the fire may have been started deliberately, which are being investigated by police.
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