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Liguria: brucia la collina di Taggia

Tre aerei Canadair ed elicotteri antincendio della Regione in azione

Le fiamme continuano lentamente a divorare la vegetazione della collina di Taggia, dove nel primo pomeriggio di ieri è divampato il rogo. Questa mattina all'alba sono tornati in azione i mezzi aerei antincendio. Le operazioni di spegnimento e bonifica, che proseguiranno presumibilmente tutto il giorno, sono coordinate dal centro di comando dei Vigili del Fuoco, allestito presso il campo sportivo della...

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Genova, Italia, 06/20/2022 11:08
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