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The steep and rugged terrain in the Nazımiye district is stated as a main factor that makes firefighting activities in the region difficult.
A cover fire broke out in the afternoon in the Çakaran Valley, located between Bostanlı and Dallıbahçe villages in Nazımiye district.
Upon notice, the Forest Management Directorate, gendarmerie and fire brigade were dispatched to the region.
The teams reached the area and intervened in the fire. It was stated that the teams had difficulty reaching some points where the fire was effective due to the steep and rugged nature of the region.
A fire extinguishing helicopter was dispatched to the region to support the extinguishing efforts carried out on land.
The teams' air and land intervention continues.
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