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Fact that fires are still raging and will continue to burn in certain parts of the country. in will continue to burn in certain parts of the country. will continue to burn in certain parts of the country. in terms of the worst parts of the country. in terms of the worst affected parts of the country. in terms of the worst affected areas - parts of the country. in terms of the worst affected areas at - parts of the country. in terms of the worst affected areas at the i the worst affected areas at the moment, is it still rhodes that is principally the worst with the sort of images running on the screen alongside your talking?- of images running on the screen alongside your talking? rhodes is still the most alongside your talking? rhodes is still the most difficult alongside your talking? rhodes is still the most difficult part - alongside your talking? rhodes is still the most difficult part to - still the most difficult part to handle because of the fact that there is so much greenery and so many tall pines and the fact that there is strong dry heat and very strong winds. that is why firefighters say that actually, most of the time, rhodes is always the island they focus on and find so difficult. but it is also very important to mention that loss of life has happened in other parts. evenif life has happened in other parts. even if you are looking at these huge files and images, it is important to remember that it was on the mainland where two people just died. a man who was a farmer trying to protect his sheep and a woman who stayed in her mobile home. of
People today from three villages including the popular tourist destination and they said even that around 60 to 75 fires burn every day in greece, rhodes is where they are focusing their efforts. the green pines make it difficult to respond to and i spoke to a volunteer with the hellenic red cross who was part of the team helping people on rhodes last night and they said that they worked throughout the night and they were all taking it in shifts and said it was simply devastating that everywhere you looked you saw fires and they said that they were essentially providing lots of food and water to tourists, locals and firefighters themselves who were battling the fires and also providing psychological support for those who are suddenly on holiday
They ve told me that because of the winds the fire has spread, and that is why they expect to evacuate 1200 people today from three villages including the popular tourist destination, lindos, and they said even that around 60 to 75 fires burn every day in greece, rhodes is where they are focusing their efforts. the green pines make it difficult to respond to and i spoke to a volunteer with the hellenic red cross who was part of the team helping people on rhodes last night and they said that they worked throughout the night and they were all taking it in shifts and said it was simply devastating. everywhere you looked you saw fires and they said that they were
To contain these fires. it s the greenery, the tall pines that make these wildfires so easy to spread. and so that s why whatever holiday these tourists were looking for, blue skies are now orange haze, blanketed smoke over the south of the island. hotels have burnt down, some of them have, though he mentioned that it was a minority of hotels. it s about 10% is what he said of them. about 2,000 people have been evacuated by sea and the and about1,500 by land. and i asked him, is there hope for better news tomorrow? and he said, given the fact that temperatures are rising, that there will be worse weather conditions tomorrow, likely not. a mass march by thousands of israeli protesters has reached the parliament injerusalem, where lawmakers are due to pass the first bill in the government s planned overhaul of the judiciary.