Wildfire rages in southern France, forcing evacuations
- A fast-moving wildfire was raging in southern France on Sunday, forcing evacuations as more than 200 firefighters raced to contain the blaze.
- The fire broke out around 12:45 pm (1045 GMT) in the Lozere region, about 140 kilometres (85 miles) northwest of Montpellier.
- Officials said it might have been sparked by a vehicle catching fire on a local road.
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- A fast-moving wildfire was raging in southern France on Sunday, forcing evacuations as more than 200 firefighters raced to contain the blaze.
- The fire broke out around 12:45 pm (1045 GMT) in the Lozere region, about 140 kilometres (85 miles) northwest of Montpellier.
- Officials said it might have been sparked by a vehicle catching fire on a local road.
Sources: France 24