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Wildfires continue to rage as Europe swelters under extreme heat

Europe is the world's fastest-warming continent, with temperatures rising at around twice the global average.

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00:03Several fires are still raging in Serbia, fostered by high temperatures and drought conditions.
00:08A blaze has engulfed at least 700 hectares of land in the Deliblattosan special natural reserve, about 50 km east
00:17of Belgrade.
00:18Firefighters and helicopters are working to extinguish the wildfire.
00:22Meanwhile, several forest fires are raging near the southern town of Kraljevo.
00:26Residents of several villages were forced to evacuate.
00:30Over 150 acres of pinewood forest has been burnt in a couple of days, according to local residents.
00:37They are big. They are big.
00:40They are about 150 hectares, if not more than 10.
00:45They are huge.
00:46They are really big.
00:48They are young barons who have worked in 1985.
00:53So they are huge.
00:55In the northern Italian region of Emilia-Romagna, a wildfire broke out in a remote area.
01:02Firefighting efforts are underway since Thursday.
01:05Italy has placed all its major cities under the highest heat alert.
01:08In neighboring France, a major wildfire in the southern Val region is no longer spreading.
01:15But firefighters maintain a large presence because of the risk of flare-ups.
01:30The fire, which started on the 20th of July, burnt more than 60 square kilometers.
01:36It makes it the largest place recorded in the region in recent decades.
01:40It's still there.
01:41It's been a great day for the future.
01:41It's been a great day for aful season.
01:42It was about 817 years to come to an northern Syria-ar treated in the region .
01:42There are certainly new developments in June of July.
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