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France wildfire is 'catastrophe on an unprecedented scale', says PM
French Prime Minister François Bayrou says a huge, deadly wildfire sweeping through the south of France is a "catastrophe on an unprecedented scale". He has been visiting the Aude region, where wildfires have scorched an area larger than Paris. Bayrou said the wildfire is linked to global warming and drought.
France’s biggest wildfire in years was spreading quickly Wednesday in a Mediterranean region near Spain after leaving one ...
Prime Minister François Bayrou described the nearly 40,000 acre fire, which has killed one person, as a “catastrophe on an ...
A wildfire in southern France has burned an area the size of Paris, killing one, injuring many and prompting mass evacuations ...
A lack of wind and lower temperatures overnight are expected to help the thousands of firefighters battling the ...
French firefighters were battling on Wednesday (Aug 6) to control the country's biggest wildfire in almost 80 years, with the ...
France’s prime minister called the natural disaster “unprecedented” and said it was probably connected to global warming.
Mediterranean countries are a growing wildfire hotspot, with scientists warning that climate change is driving increasingly ...
French officials have called the large forest fire tearing through the south a 'catastrophe' as thousands flee a blaze larger ...
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