The fierce fire that broke out in Marseilles in southern France has not yet been brought under control, although its intensity has fallen, according to a statement by the Prefecture, after the interior minister warned of a “high risk summer”. “The intensity of the fire is declining” this morning, “but its outskirts have not yet stabilized,” a spokesman for the Prefecture told the French Agency, stating that the fire, enhanced by a long period of drought and a strong northwestern wind, has not been under control. The Prefecture, however, warned through X that the residents of the 16th Marseille District in the northern part of the city, which was hit by flames yesterday, Tuesday, in the afternoon, no longer need to remain locked in their homes, but “they are still too early to return to their homes”. ️ ️ France: Massive Fire Spreads to Marseille https://t.co/JP5D2i83ro pic.twitter.com/fgdeqa3EF5 – France 24 English (@France24_en) […]
Source: News Beast
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