A Dash firefighting aircraft is seen through smoke as it flies over a wildfire in Correns, southeastern France, on August 1, 2026. The situation on the fire front remained ?extremely precarious? in the evening on August 1 evening in the southeastern Var department, due to a heatwave and strong winds, whilst in the Gironde most of those who had been evacuated were able to return to their homes after ten days of battling a mega-fire that is now ?contained? but not ?extinguished?. (Photo by CLEMENT MAHOUDEAU/AFP)
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2.8.2026., 15:28
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Stabilna situacija u Varu i regiji Gironde, vatrogasci i dalje na terenu

Stanje pripravnosti u nedjelju i dalje je bilo visoko na fronti šumskih požara u Francuskoj, a vatrogasci nastavljaju nadzirati opožarena područja i gase žar koji još uvijek tinja u departmanima Var na jugoistoku i regiji Gironde na jugozapadu zemlje, gdje se stanje na područjima zahvaćenim plamenom preko noći nije promijenilo. 

"Nije bilo promjena u perimetru požara, pa su vatrogasci u nedjelju nastavili raditi na žarištima i tretirati rubove požara", rekao je župan Vara, Simon Babre novinaru AFP-a.

U ovom je departmanu novi požar koji je izbio u petak, južno od velikog požara koji je stavljen pod kontrolu četiri dana ranije blizu masiva Gros Bessillon, progutao otprilike 1800 hektara, dodao je župan.

Tijekom proteklih dvanaest dana u ovom je području "Zelene Provanse", između Sredozemnog mora i klanca Verdon vatrena stihija opustošila ukupno otprilike 6300 hektara zemljišta.

Na evakuaciju je bilo primorano oko 2500 ljudi.

Stanovnici središta sela Montfort-sur-Argens i Correns "pušteni su iz karantene", kazao je Babre.

U Corrensu je plamen potpuno uništio više od deset kuća, većinom onih smještenih na ulazu u selo.

"Vatra se širila zastrašujućom brzinom. Plamen smo vidjeli na svakom uglu ulice; bilo je zastrašujuće", rekla je za AFP Nicole Rullan, gradonačelnica ovoga slikovitog sela s jedva 1000 stanovnika.

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