Wildfire in Venray, southern Netherlands under control after burning 100 hectares of nature reserve, authorities say. Around 300 firefighters and Dutch defense helicopters responded. No injuries reported.
A wildfire that burned through a nature reserve in Venray, in the southern Dutch province of Limburg, is now under control though not yet fully extinguished, the local safety authority said Wednesday. Some 300 firefighters and Dutch defense helicopters have battled the blaze since Monday, with at least 100 hectares affected and no injuries or property damage reported.
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