Desastres Naturales

Bomberos libran en Grecia su sétimo día de batalla contra el fuego

El siniestro de Eubea, la segunda mayor isla del país, seguía siendo preocupante este lunes y ofrecía un panorama apocalíptico

TOPSHOT - Firefighter and volunteers use a water hose near a burning blaze trying to extinguish a fire in the village of Glatsona on Evia (Euboea) island, on August 9, 2021. - Firefighters tried on August 9, to prevent fires from reaching key communities and a thick forest that could fuel an inferno that one official said has destroyed hundreds of homes in seven days on the Greek island of Evia. If most of nearly two weeks of fires had stabilised or receded in other parts of Greece, the ones on rugged and forested Evia were the most worrying and created apocalyptic scenes. (Photo by ANGELOS TZORTZINIS / AFP)
TOPSHOT - Firefighter and volunteers use a water hose near a burning blaze trying to extinguish a fire in the village of Glatsona on Evia (Euboea) island, on August 9, 2021. - Firefighters tried on August 9, to prevent fires from reaching key communities and a thick forest that could fuel an inferno that one official said has destroyed hundreds of homes in seven days on the Greek island of Evia. If most of nearly two weeks of fires had stabilised or receded in other parts of Greece, the ones on rugged and forested Evia were the most worrying and created apocalyptic scenes. (Photo by ANGELOS TZORTZINIS / AFP) ANGELOS TZORTZINIS
Jóvenes y voluntarios se reúnen en un campo abierto y esperan para apoyar a los bomberos durante un incendio forestal cerca de la aldea de Kamatriades, cerca de Istiaia, en el norte de la isla de Eubea, el 9 de agosto. (ANGELOS TZORTZINIS/AFP)

Pefki, Grecia. Los bomberos seguían luchando este lunes en Grecia, por séptimo día consecutivo, para tratar de salvar la isla griega de Eubea, a 200 km al este de Atenas, donde los pueblos son asediados por las llamas obligando a miles de personas a huir.

Aunque la mayoría de los incendios estaban estabilizados o remitían este lunes en Grecia, el siniestro de Eubea, la segunda mayor isla del país, seguía siendo preocupante y ofrecía un panorama apocalíptico.

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