France’s Large Wildfire in Decades Continued to Burn and Spread Thursday, Though at Slower Pace, After Having Already Ravaged More Than 160 Square Kilometers (62 Square Miles) in The South of the Country and Claiming One Life, local authorities Said. The Blaze, Which Started Tuesday and Tore Through the Corbières Massif in the Aude Region, Has Remained Uncontaine Despite The Deployment of Over 2,100 Firefighters and Several Water Bomber Aircraft. For in-Depth Analysis and a Deeper Perspective, France 24’s Delano of Souza Welcome Lieutenant-Colonel Frédéric Harrault, Spokesperson for the French Civilian Security and Crisis Management Agency (DGSCGC).
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‘Wildfires in South of France Becoming More Widespread, Challenging to Manage Over Past 10-15 Years’
