Firefighters are battling a fire in the Lachana area of Thessaloniki, Greece. The blaze broke out in low vegetation and prompted a rapid response from local emergency services. According to reports, the fire was detected around 6:30 PM and quickly led to the mobilization of 25 firefighters, one team of foot-patrol members from the 2nd Fire Station, and seven vehicles. Volunteer assistance was also on site to support the efforts.
Aerial support was provided by two helicopters, which joined the ground teams in extinguishing the flames. The situation remains under control, with authorities monitoring the area to ensure no further spread. The cause of the fire is still under investigation, and no injuries have been reported.
Emergency services have confirmed that the fire was contained within a short time, and the area is now being assessed for any potential damage. Local residents were advised to stay clear of the zone during the operation. The incident highlights the ongoing efforts of fire departments to manage such events efficiently.
Authorities are working to determine the exact cause of the fire, which may involve further inspections of the site. No immediate threats to nearby structures or infrastructure have been reported.
