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Wildfire near Thessaloniki, Greece forces village evacuations
An out-of-control wildfire broke out near Liti, approximately 15km north-west of Thessaloniki, Greece, on 30 June 2026, prompting evacuation of nearby villages. Over 100 firefighters, dozens of engines, and seven aircraft were deployed against a 5km flame front amid dry, windy conditions. One fatality and one injury were reported, with a small number of properties damaged.
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Impact verdict
Low impact. Loss pathway: The source reports one fatality, one injury, a small number of properties damaged, and a 5km flame front near Thessaloniki. Evidence: No named commercial, industrial, energy, or infrastructure assets are identified as damaged or destroyed; no loss estimate is provided; affected area is largely forest with village-scale property exposure. Limit: Without named commercial/industrial insured assets, credible insured loss estimate, or major infrastructure damage, the event does not meet the threshold for MEDIUM. Greek wildfire frequency is well-understood by property underwriters and this single incident is below commercial materiality thresholds for the London market.
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