Two dying in a burned car, as expected heat 44s

Two people were killed in a car in a forest fire, which was torn through the southern Cyprus amid stunning temperatures, which are expected to rise by 44C on Thursday.

Cyprus police said two burnt bodies were found in a burned vehicle on Wednesday after the village of Mali near Limassol.

The bodies should still be officially identified, but local media reports say the car belonged to a 77-year-old woman who was reportedly missing. The couple is understood as an elderly couple from the area.

More than a dozen other people were treated for the injuries associated with a fire that had already destroyed the houses and destroyed 100 km (40 sq.m) of land.

More than 250 firefighters were deployed to fight a fire, which was diluted with a strong wind from stunning temperatures.

The Department of Meteorology of the country on Thursday issued an extreme maximum temperature warning, and a maximum of 44C is expected in the internal areas.

Cyprus fire department spokesman Andreas Kettis said there were no active fronts in the area, but the “flashes” continued in the area.

Several communities were left without electricity and air conditioning as a result of the blast that broke through the properties.

“When I entered my house, I saw a mountain and a valley full of flames,” said Antonis Kristau, who lives in Kanda, one of the villages affected by the fire.

“I shouted, really wept because people were burned.”

In neighboring countries, the Cyprus government’s efforts were offered.

Cyprus demanded support for his efforts on fire service through the European Union civil defense mechanism.

Spain is expected to send two aircraft on Thursday, a government -secretary of the Konstantinas said.

Two fire fighting planes are in waiting mode in Jordan, and two more are expected from Spain, said Justice Minister Marios Hartsionis.

The testimony of witnesses who believe the fire was intentionally transferred to the fire service by the police.

Europe has encountered the temperature of the hot waves burning this summer, and the fires are also covered by Crete, Turkey and Spain on the Greek island.

Cyprus, which is confronted with drought, was regularly affected by fires in the summer months.

In 2021, Four Egyptian farms have died in a forest fire The burned area of about 55 square km (21 square m) in the Limassol area.