World
Fire in Belgium is the largest in the country's history
An active forest fire lasting about 24 hours has led to the evacuation of residents and tourists in Belgium, being considered the largest in the country.
A large forest fire that has spread in Belgium over the past few days is now classified as the largest in the country's history. The fire has been active since last Friday.
Authorities confirmed that the flames are located in the natural reserve of the Altos Fens park, situated in the east of the country. So far, the fire has significantly affected the area, prompting the evacuation of residents and tourists.
Firefighters from various regions of Belgium, along with firefighting forces from neighboring countries such as Germany and Luxembourg, are involved in combating the blaze. Members of the Armed Forces and local farmers are also being mobilized to assist in the operations.
Aerial images captured by drones have revealed the extent of the fire. The efforts of the emergency teams continue as weather conditions remain challenging.