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New fires rage in central Portugal. More than 2,300 firefighters with specialized equipment are struggling with to stop the fires from spreading, the France Press reported.
A big fire has covered the area of Kunchelu Branku. 800 firefighters, assisted by the local population, are involved in the extinguishing of the fire.
More than 600 soldiers extinguished the fire in an eucalyptus forest near the city of Coimbra.
In June, 64 people died in forest fires in Portugal and more than 200 were injured. After this, Portugal has adopted a decision to reduce the enormous masses of eucalyptus that are highly flammable.
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Bulgaria is set to experience favorable weather conditions on March 29, with mostly sunny skies forecasted across the country
In anticipation of the forthcoming adoption of regulations on packaging and packaging waste, the Association Polymers is spearheading a critical discussion on the pivotal role of recycling
As the night progresses, Western Bulgaria will see an increase in cloud cover, with light rainfall expected in some areas, particularly after midnight
Burgas is gearing up to offer its citizens and visitors a new mode of transportation to navigate its streets and discover its hidden gems
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