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- Wildfires that ravaged several seaside towns in Greece are suspected to have been caused by arson.
- Climate change likely also contributed to severe weather conditions which exacerbated flames.
- 83 people have died in fires that engulfed popular summer resort spots near Athens, and dozens more remain in hospital.
Wildfires that ravaged several seaside towns in Greece and left 83 people dead are suspected to have been caused by arson.
Nikos Toskas, deputy minister for citizen protection, said in a press conference Thursday that the nature of the fires indicated deliberate human action.
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