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Reports implicating migrants have been denied

Greek firefighters supported by aircraft are battling a raging wildfire next to Athens for a second day as authorities say heat and strong winds could spark more blazes in a country where 20 people have already been killed.

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European Union officials have blamed climate change for the increasing frequency and intensity of wildfires

Greek firefighters on Wednesday struggled to contain uncontrolled fires throughout the country for a fifth day, several of them bordering an acrid, smoke-filled Athens.

ATHENS — Greek firefighters on Wednesday struggled to contain uncontrolled fires throughout the country for a fifth day, several of them bordering an acrid, smoke-filled Athens.In the last two days, 19 people believed to be migrants, including two children, have been killed in forest blazes.Hundreds of firefighters were battling on two major fronts, one near Athens and the

Greek firefighters yesterday struggled to contain uncontrolled fires throughout the country for a fifth day, several of them bordering an acrid, smoke-filled Athens.

A wildfire near the Greek capital burned part of the forest in mount Parnitha, after destroying homes and cars, while Athens prepares for another

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The destructive power of wildfire has been a defining feature of a summer of climate extremes. Dozens of people on multiple continents have died. Blazes have