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Wildfire burns 900 hectares in southern France
A wildfire in France's Aude department has burned about 900 hectares. Firefighters and aircraft are fighting the blaze while evacuees shelter in Canet-en-Roussillon.
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A wildfire in France's Aude department has burned around 900 hectares and prompted a large emergency response. Around 690 firefighters are on the scene with support from Dash aircraft, Canadair planes and Dragon helicopters. Footage shows aircraft dropping red fire retardant while helicopters fly through the smoke.
Separate fire in Pyrénées-Orientales A separate wildfire damaged a campsite in the Pyrénées-Orientales department. Burned vegetation and destroyed mobile homes remain visible at the site. Evacuees from the campsite arrived at a shelter in Canet-en-Roussillon carrying only a few belongings.
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