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Israeli Tourist Released on Bail After Causing Major Wildfire in Crete
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First reported by Ynet · 2 hours ago
What happened
An Israeli tourist was released on bail after allegedly causing a major wildfire in Crete by using a barbecue against regulations, leading to a large firefighting operation and evacuation alerts.
- 01Israeli tourist released on 10,000 euro bail after suspected wildfire in Crete.
- 02He must report monthly to Greek diplomatic mission in Tel Aviv until trial.
- 03Fire allegedly started from barbecue sparks carried by strong winds to dry vegetation.
- 04Fire spread in Rethymno, involving over 60 firefighters and firefighting aircraft.
- 05Evacuation alerts were issued; fire contained after about four hours.
- 06Incident occurred during Greece's severe wildfire season with strict spark-related restrictions.
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