希腊中部维奥蒂亚地区周五上午爆发野火，约500名游客被困于沿海城镇，通过海上撤离行动展开救援[1]。其中200多人已成功撤出，另有100人仍待撤离[1]。
与此同时，野火灾情已蔓延至欧洲多地。西班牙今年迄今烧毁超过20万公顷土地，为同期平均水平的五倍[1]。其中阿维拉地区的一场野火被列为该国有记录以来最大规模野火[1]。葡萄牙瓦尔帕索斯附近的野火自周二以来烧毁15000公顷土地，并造成5人受伤[1]。克里特岛野火烧毁数千公顷，临时撤离8000人[1]。土耳其地中海沿岸自周三以来发生206场野火，其中4场仍处于活跃状态[1]。强风与持续高温正加剧整个欧洲的火灾形势。
A major wildfire erupted Friday morning in the Viotia region of central Greece, forcing approximately 500 tourists into an emergency evacuation by sea from the coastal town of Agios Vasileios [1]. More than 200 residents have already been evacuated, with around 100 others still awaiting rescue [1].
The Greek crisis is part of a broader wildfire emergency engulfing multiple European nations. Spain has already burned over 200,000 hectares in 2026, roughly five times the average for the same period, with a fire in the Ávila region now classified as the country's largest on record [1]. Portugal has seen severe destruction near Valpaços, where wildfires have consumed 15,000 hectares and injured five people since Tuesday [1]. On the Greek island of Crete, thousands of hectares have burned and approximately 8,000 people were temporarily evacuated [1]. Turkey's Mediterranean coast has experienced 206 wildfires since Wednesday, with four remaining active [1]. Authorities across the region are battling the blazes amid strong winds and persistently high temperatures that continue to worsen conditions [1].