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A fire broke out in a non-forest area in Akbaş District of Antalya's Serik district. The cause has not yet been determined.
A fire broke out in a non-forest area in Akbaş District of Antalya's Serik district for an unknown reason.
Following the notice, many teams were dispatched to the region. Due to the size of the fire, the sky literally turned red.
Antalya Regional Forestry Directorate mobilized all its resources to control the fire.
In the region; 5 planes, 13 helicopters, 75 water trucks, 3 work machines and 450 personnel are fighting non-stop.

A fire broke out around 15.30 in a non-forest area in Akbaş District of Antalya's Serik district. The intervention is carried out by land and air with 5 planes, 13 helicopters, 75 water trucks, 3 work machines and 450 personnel. While gendarmerie and commando teams provide security, AFAD teams are on standby. A fire management center is established and efforts are coordinated.
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