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Dozens of Fires in Sicily, in the Palermitano Escapes From the Villas

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They fled to escape from the villas threatened by the flames that devoured hectares of vegetation: it happened to residents who live permanently in the countryside of Ciminna, in the Palermitano.

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Scirocco and temperatures up to 40 degrees favor the incendiaries. Roghi in the provinces of Palermo, Trapani, Agrigento, Messina and Caltanissetta

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Forest fires that broke out yesterday on the southern Italian island of Sicily are reportedly threatening residential areas in some locations.

The flames were getting closer and closer, forcing entire families to quickly abandon their homes. This is what happened in the countryside of Ciminna, in the Palermo area, where residents were forced to abandon their homes threatened by a fire that devoured hectares of vegetation on a Saturday in late August, made even more difficult […] The article "Dozens of fires in Sicily, families flee their homes in the Palermo area" comes from Diretta Si…

In Ciminna the residents left the houses, in Sciacca the guests of a residence were taken to the beach.

Canadair in action. Complicated situation in Ciminna where people escaped from the villas

They fled to escape from the villas threatened by the flames that devoured hectares of vegetation: it happened to residents who live permanently in the countryside of Ciminna, in the Palermitano.

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Haberler broke the news on Friday, August 28, 2026.
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