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For the Second Day, Greek Firefighters Are Battling a Wildfire Near Athens Now Losing Its Intensity
Last Sunday, Greek fire crews battled a wildfire near two Athens districts for the second day in a row. Houses and cars were damaged, according to local media, and 65 fire engines and 283 firemen were still on the scene.
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