Portogallo, nuovo incendio a Gois. Precipita Canadair dei soccorsi FOTO
di redazione Blitz
Pubblicato il 20 Giugno 2017 - 19:00 OLTRE 6 MESI FA
Portogallo, nuovo incendio a Gois, vicino a Petroga (Foto Ansa)
LISBONA – Il Portogallo torna a bruciare. E un Canadair impegnato contro le fiamme precipita. Anche in questi tre giorni di lutto nazionale proclamato in memoria delle 64 vittime del disastro di Pedrogao Grande, sono divampati nuovi incendi, questa volta a Gois, a circa 20 chilometri da Petroga, mentre i vigili del fuoco continuano a lottare contro le fiamme nella zona della strage e sperano di tenerle finalmente sotto controllo entro la fine della giornata di martedì.
Oltre 1.200 pompieri e nove mezzi aerei sono sempre impegnati nella lotta contro le fiamme a Pedrogao, nel Portogallo centrale. Altri 800 e quattro Canadair combattono ora l’incendio di Gois, che il comandante della protezione civile, Vitor Vaz Ointo, ha definito “molto veloce e esplosivo”. Le condizioni meteorologiche nell’area rimangono difficili, con forti venti e temperature oltre i 40 gradi.
(Foto Ansa)
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A firefighting airplane drops its load of water trying to prevent a forest fire from reaching the village of Ouzenda, outside Pedrogao Grande, central Portugal, Tuesday, June 20 2017. Ouzenda residents were evacuated and firefighters moved in to protect the houses while aircraft battled the fire approaching the small village. Emergency services in Portugal said Tuesday they were making headway in their battle to control a major wildfire that killed more than 60 people in the central region of the country. (ANSA/AP Photo/Armando Franca), [CopyrightNotice: Copyright 2017 The Associated Press. All rights reserved.]
In this image made available by the Spanish Airforce on Tuesday June 20, 2017, a Spanish firefighting plane flies over the fires in the Pedrogao Grande area, Portugal. The Civil Protection Agency said about 1,200 firefighters and nine water-dropping aircraft were fighting the deadly wildfire in Pedrogao Grande, which was raging for a third consecutive day about 150 kilometers (90 miles) north of Lisbon. Officials said that blaze was mostly contained though still burning fiercely. (Spanish Airforce via AP)
A man, right, walks along a recently burnt patch of pine forest in Serra do Macario, central Portugal, Tuesday, June 20 2017. Emergency services in Portugal said Tuesday they were making headway in their battle to control a major wildfire that killed more than 60 people in the central region of the country. (ANSA/AP Photo/Armando Franca), [CopyrightNotice: Copyright 2017 The Associated Press. All rights reserved.]
A Portuguese National Republican Guard firefighter keeps watch on a forest fire burning near the village of Ouzenda, outside Pedrogao Grande, central Portugal, Tuesday, June 20 2017. Ouzenda residents were evacuated and firefighters moved in to protect the houses while aircraft battled the fire approaching the small village. Emergency services in Portugal said Tuesday they were making headway in their battle to control a major wildfire that killed more than 60 people in the central region of the country. (ANSA/AP Photo/Armando Franca) [CopyrightNotice: Copyright 2017 The Associated Press. All rights reserved.]
Portuguese National Republican Guard firefighters take a break near the village of Ouzenda, outside Pedrogao Grande, central Portugal, Tuesday, June 20 2017. Ouzenda residents were evacuated and firefighters moved in to protect the houses while aircraft battled the fire approaching the small village. Emergency services in Portugal said Tuesday they were making headway in their battle to control a major wildfire that killed more than 60 people in the central region of the country. (ANSA/AP Photo/Armando Franca) [CopyrightNotice: Copyright 2017 The Associated Press. All rights reserved.]
In this image made available by the Spanish Airforce on Tuesday June 20, 2017, a Spanish firefighting plane flies over the fires in the Pedrogao Grande area, Portugal. The Civil Protection Agency said about 1,200 firefighters and nine water-dropping aircraft were fighting the deadly wildfire in Pedrogao Grande, which was raging for a third consecutive day about 150 kilometers (90 miles) north of Lisbon. Officials said that blaze was mostly contained though still burning fiercely. (Spanish Airforce via AP)
A tractor is used to clear a path to slow a forest fire approaching the village of Ouzenda, outside Pedrogao Grande, central Portugal, Tuesday, June 20 2017. Ouzenda residents were evacuated and firefighters moved in to protect the houses while aircraft battled the fire approaching the small village. Emergency services in Portugal said Tuesday they were making headway in their battle to control a major wildfire that killed more than 60 people in the central region of the country. (ANSA/AP Photo/Armando Franca), [CopyrightNotice: Copyright 2017 The Associated Press. All rights reserved.]
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