What's Happening?
Our lungs are burning, our future is burning
As firefighters are struggling to contain the fire in a lot of different areas, Saturday was the fourth day and it's not contained until now as well as its fast-spreading, many vacation and resort areas are being evacuated for their safety and a lot of rural areas along the Mediterranean coast to be evacuated.
The fire had killed six people and 200 people are injured, as tourists had to evacuate from the hotels, people had to see their business getting burned out and destroy their living, not only turkey that has this problem, the weather around the world is deadly, every country has a problem nowadays with its weather, the global warming had new plans for the planet although scientists had been warning us for decades to take care of our weather system.
This problem is getting bigger because the fire is going through the borders of the Mediterranean area this summer, like Syria, Lebanon, Greece, and Italy.
A popular ecology (Cagatay Tavsanoglu) said that it is normal in summer to have an annual occurrence but it's increasing every summer even more as people should know that it should be taken as a warning to take care of our global system. He stated:
“Many fires could not be put out, and with the influence of dry winds, burning happened too fast, it is just the first indications of what climate change would do to the Mediterranean region in the future.”
The fire started in Manabvaget on Wednesday and by Friday there were more than 70 spots burned out and the fire was spreading more, three people died in Manabvaged and one died Marmaris, due to this problem Turkey deployed 4,000 firefighters, hundreds of vehicles and three planes to fight the fires as was stated by the Minister of Agriculture (Bekir Pakdemirli).
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- Farah Kareem
Sources:
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/07/30/world/middleeast/turkey-fires-mediterranean-lebanon.html
https://edition.cnn.com/videos/world/2021/07/30/turkey-fires-deaths-lon-orig-na.cnn
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