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A fast-moving wildfire near Greece's Thessaloniki sparks evacuations as smoke blankets suburbs

A fast-moving wildfire near Thessaloniki, Greece, has caused fatalities, suburb-wide smoke, and emergency evacuations.

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A fast-moving wildfire near Thessaloniki sparked evacuations as smoke blanketed suburbs. The blaze left two people dead while firefighters struggled to contain the fire.

The man who started the Oreokastro fire was provisionally released.

Epilogue added 18d ago, after coverage quieted.

The brief

A wildfire near Thessaloniki has led to the evacuation of local residents as smoke blankets the city's suburbs. The blaze has resulted in two deaths, according to reports from the BBC.

Coverage from AP News, Bloomberg, and the BBC emphasizes the struggle of firefighters to contain the fast-moving fire. IQAir has highlighted the event via its wildfire map spotlight.

Attention is focused on the containment of the blaze and the legal status of the individual who started the Oreokastro fire, who has been provisionally released according to eKathimerini.com.

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Quick answers

How many fatalities have been reported?

The BBC reports that the wildfire has left two people dead.

Where is the fire located?

The fire is located near Thessaloniki, Greece, with specific mention of Oreokastro in reports from eKathimerini.com.

What is the status of the person who started the fire?

According to eKathimerini.com, the man who started the Oreokastro fire has been provisionally released.

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