Norway battles worst wildfires in a century, over 100 homes destroyed

Published Jul 19, 08:17 AM UTC

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Norway is experiencing its most severe wildfires in a century, with a major blaze southwest of Oslo destroying over 100 homes and forcing 400 residents to evacuate. The fire department has largely brought the fire under control, though the cause remains unclear. The disaster highlights the increasing wildfire risks in northern Europe amid changing climate conditions.

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The worst wildfires in a century are currently raging across Norway. Southwest of Oslo, the blaze has destroyed more than 100 homes, forcing 400 residents to evacuate. Firefighting crews have now largely brought the fire under control.

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Original headline: Norwegen kämpft gegen Jahrhundertbrände

Original language: DE

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