Wind farms investigated following Viotia wildfire in Greece
An investigation has been launched into wind farms following a wildfire that occurred in the Viotia region of Greece.
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An investigation has been launched into wind farms following a wildfire that occurred in the Viotia region of Greece.

Attica, Boeotia, and Evia are under a very high wildfire risk (Red Code) for Thursday. Authorities have issued warnings due to the elevated threat of fires in these regions.
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The President of the Union of Fire Service Officers, Kostas Tsigkas, stated that most of the recent fires in Viotia appear to have started due to negligence, highlighting the difficult battle fought by firefighting forces.

Greece has announced new support measures, including faster compensation and financial aid, for victims affected by wildfires in Western Attica and Viotia. This comes as a new fire has broken out in Koropi, prompting emergency alerts.

Armed robbers, reportedly using Kalashnikovs, stole approximately 200,000 euros from a bank in Kato Tithorea, Greece. Authorities later located the perpetrators' getaway car intact in Zemenos, Viotia, as investigations continue into the high-profile heist.