French heat waves in the southwest of the France lasted over 2,700 hectares over 6,000 people were evacuated by emergency evacuation

【Source: Nine Pai News】

According to foreign media reports, France has encountered a new round of heat waves this week, with a long duration and wide coverage, which has led to the continuity of mountain fire in the southwestern region. Since the 12th, two fires have occurred in Grendet, France. At present, the over -fire area has reached 2700 hectares. At least 1,000 firefighters have been dispatched to the mountains to extinguish the fire, and more than 6,000 residents and tourists have been evacuated.

The first mountain fire occurred in Langdillas south of Bordeaux. The over -fire area reached 1500 hectares. The second mountain fire was located at Latst Dibesti, 40 kilometers from the first mountain fire, with an area of ​​1,200 hectares.

At present, the mountain fire is still burning, and the traces of the fire can be obviously seen from the earth photos taken from the space.

Governor of Grendet's province said that the fire was triggered by "dry vegetation, especially shrubs". The continuous high temperature weather made the air very hot and dry. Essence

At present, the French government has mobilized all the forces to extinguish the fire. At least 1,000 firefighters were dispatched to the mountainous areas in the mountains and other regions, and 10 helicopters had been dispatched to extinguish the fire.

Due to the continuous mountain fire, from the evening of the 12th to the early morning of the 13th, the Grendan Provincial Government urgently evacuated about 6,000 people living in five camping areas in the local Bira tourist area, including residents and tourists. At the same time, as preventive measures, many township residents that may spread to the surrounding are also evacuated.

In addition to France, the heat wave also attacked many Western European countries. On July 13, the mountain forest fires occurred in the Uldez Valley in Kasalez, Spain, continued to spread at a high speed. At present, the fire has destroyed about 3,000 hectares of land. Last month, the area of ​​mountain fires that broke out in the Klebra Mountains in Samora, Spain exceeded 30,000 hectares, becoming the largest mountain fire since 2004.

From July 8th to 9th, there were as many as 250 fires in Portugal, causing dozens of people injuries, and the Portuguese government announced the "emergency state" nationwide. At present, there are still many forest fires in Portugal, and thousands of firefighters and hundreds of fire trucks fight on the front line of fire.

The European Space Agency warned that with the continuity of climate change, such extreme heat waves are likely to become a normal state.

Jiupai News Intern reporter Liang Xia

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