The Crisis Management Center (CMC) has reported the status of wildfires across open areas over the past 24 hours, noting a total of nine separate incidents. Of these reported events, one fire remains currently active, two are reported as being under control, and six have been successfully extinguished. The CMC specifically confirmed that the blaze located in the Ograzhden mountain foothills has been brought under control.
Officials stated that significant resources were mobilized to manage this particular incident. Firefighting personnel from the Strumica region were deployed to the site, working alongside volunteers from the ‘Ris’ firefighting company. Additionally, two air tankers from the Directorate for Protection and Rescue provided aerial support during operations that began the previous day.
These figures provide a snapshot of the ongoing efforts to manage the escalating fire threat. The data indicates a mix of incidents, ranging from those that have been fully extinguished to the one fire that remains active, requiring sustained monitoring and resource allocation. The coordinated response involving regional fire units and specialized aerial support underscores the multi-agency approach being utilized to mitigate the impact of these open-area fires.
Authorities continue to monitor the situation to ensure public safety and environmental protection as the operational status of the various fires evolves.
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