Desastres Naturales

Incendios asolan el sur de Europa y obligan a evacuar a cientos de personas

Numerosos expertos vinculan este fenómeno al cambio climático, que incrementa la frecuencia y la intensidad de estos fuegos forestales, habituales por otro lado en la cuenca mediterránea

TOPSHOT - This photograph taken on July 31, 2021 near the town of Manavgat shows burnt car in front of a burnt house as a massive forest fire which engulfed a Mediterranean resort region on Turkey's southern coast. - At least three people were reported dead on July 29, 2021 and more than 100 injured as firefighters battled blazes engulfing a Mediterranean resort region on Turkey's southern coast. Officials also launched an investigation into suspicions that the fires that broke out July 28 in four locations to the east of the tourist hotspot Antalya were the result of arson. (Photo by - / AFP)
TOPSHOT - This photograph taken on July 31, 2021 near the town of Manavgat shows burnt car in front of a burnt house as a massive forest fire which engulfed a Mediterranean resort region on Turkey's southern coast. - At least three people were reported dead on July 29, 2021 and more than 100 injured as firefighters battled blazes engulfing a Mediterranean resort region on Turkey's southern coast. Officials also launched an investigation into suspicions that the fires that broke out July 28 in four locations to the east of the tourist hotspot Antalya were the result of arson. (Photo by - / AFP) -
Esta fotografía muestra un bosque en llamas cuando un enorme incendio arrasó un centro turístico mediterráneo en el distrito de Mugla, en Marmaris, el 1.° de agosto del 2021. (YASIN AKGUL/AFP)

Bodrum. Decenas de municipios tuvieron que ser evacuados este domingo en el turístico sur de Turquía, luego de cinco días de incendios que han causado ocho fallecidos, mientras otros países mediterráneos como Grecia, Italia o España también combatían las llamas.

Con altas temperaturas y fuertes vientos, la temporada de incendios de este verano boreal está siendo significativamente más destructiva que en años anteriores, según datos de la Unión Europea (UE).

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