Greece: Wildfires Rage Across Chios, Prompting Evacuation Orders 5

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Greece: Wildfires Rage Across Chios, Prompting Evacuation Orders 5

Wildfires intensified and spread across Chios on Sunday, June 22, prompting evacuations in affected areas. The fires continued to burn into a second day, and Greece put Chios under a state of emergency on Monday.

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  • 2025 at 16:30h, Greece Video Recording Date/Time: June 22, Video Location: Chios Port, Chios

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