A wildfire, the largest recorded in Belgium, has prompted the evacuation of approximately 600 residents as it spreads towards towns near the German border. The incident has raised concerns about the impact on local communities and the environment.
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Belgium's Largest Wildfire Forces Evacuations Near German Border
Belgium is experiencing its largest recorded wildfire, leading to the evacuation of around 600 residents. The blaze is advancing towards towns close to the German border, raising concerns for local communities.
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