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For your information, you can find below the description of the video Greek Wildfires Brought Under Control published by the Youtube channel Bloomberg Television:
Most of the wildfires burning around Athens have been brought under control, though authorities are evacuating an area close to Mandras, northwest of the capital. The blaze on the Greek island of Rhodes is still burning, but is no longer threatening homes. But extreme heat has moved in. Forecasters say temperatures could reach up to 46C over the weekend.
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