SloveniaA fire broke out on Beli Glava, a remote mountain above the Triglav Lakes, on Sunday morning but has since been extinguished. Firefighters remain cautious due to dry and windy conditions. Experts from the Forestry Institute confirmed no signs of further burning, though final confirmation of the fire being fully out will require continued monitoring using drones equipped with thermal cameras. The fire, which affected approximately a quarter of a hectare, was a ground fire spreading slowly but persistently. Two firefighting aircraft deployed by the State Fire Service and Rescue Unit quickly responded, dropping around 126,000 liters of water from Lake Bled onto the area. A helicopter from the Air Police Unit transported firefighters and mountain rescuers to the difficult-to-reach location, where they cleared debris and dug channels to ensure effective water distribution. Firefighters expressed satisfaction with the rapid aerial support, noting that this early intervention proved highly effective. They believe the fire was likely caused by lightning, as a storm had occurred the previous day. Due to ongoing drought conditions, a high forest fire alert remains in effect across the entire
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