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Fire in the Landes: a Fire Starts in a Photovoltaic Park and Burns Hundreds of Hectares

More than 100 hectares have already been ravaged by a fire in the Landes. Important means are being mobilised while two firefighters have been slightly burned and rail traffic is disrupted.

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More than 100 hectares have already been ravaged by a fire in the Landes. Important means are being mobilised while two firefighters have been slightly burned and rail traffic is disrupted.

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150 firefighters and six airmen are fighting the flames in Lüe and Labouheyre, in the northern forest department, on Wednesday, 16 September.

·Paris, France
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According to the prefecture, 150 firefighters and six airmen are currently fighting flames in the municipalities of Lüe and Labouheyre in the north of the department.

·Paris, France
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Romain Mustard, Deputy Director of SDIS 40, said to wait for "Canadairs", the local firefighters fear that "hundreds or thousands of hectares (may be) threatened".

Read the full article on stephaneLarue.com Starting from a photovoltaic park, the fire wins the forest between Lüe and Labouheyre. High-voltage lines hinder firefighters and trains no longer pass towards Morcenx.

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A fire was declared on Wednesday afternoon in Labouheyre, in the Landes, before spreading to the surrounding forest. More than 100 hectares have already burned and thousands of others are threatened. Landes again affected by the flames. A fire started on Wednesday afternoon in a photovoltaic park in Labouheyre (Landes). The flames spread to the adjacent forest and have already burned more than a hundred hectares, but "hundreds, even thousands of…

·Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
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ici.fr broke the news on Wednesday, September 16, 2026.
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