A wildfire in eastern Belgium has burned approximately 12 square miles in the High Fens nature reserve, marking one of the most significant wildfires in the country's recent history. Additionally, two individuals have died on an island near Athens, Greece, due to the ongoing wildfires in the region.
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Wildfires in Belgium and Greece Result in Two Fatalities
Recent wildfires in Belgium and Greece have resulted in significant damage and loss of life. In Belgium, a fire in the High Fens nature reserve has consumed around 12 square miles, while two fatalities have been reported on an island near Athens.
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