Fire tragedy in Greece makes global headlines
- Written by E.Tsiliopoulos
The Greek fires that have claimed the lives of more than 50 people are at the focus of attention for global media outlets.
On the BBC’s website, the fires in Eastern Attica was the leading news under the title “Greece wildfires: At least 20 killed, dozens injured” with a caption, “The government called for international aid as huge fires are raging across the country”.
The online edition of the Guardian used a lead title reading “Greece wildfires: At least 20 dead as residents urged to flee homes” with extensive coverage by international news agencies and its correspondent of the newspaper in Athens.
Here are a series of other headlines on the fires:
Spiegel: At least 50 dead
Die Welt: There were also 26 dead bodies. The dead of the fires in Greece already amount to 50
ARD: Fears and other dead people. Dozens of the dead from the fires near Athens
Suddeutsche Zeitung: At least 50 deaths from the fires near Athens
Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung: There were still 26 dead from the fires, at least 50 so far
Die Zeit: At least 50 dead from the fires near Athens
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