French Wildfires: 84,000 Evacuees Allowed to Return Home
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After days of battling massive wildfires, French authorities have given the go-ahead for tens of thousands of evacuees to return to their homes in southwest France. The fires, which started eight days ago, forced over 220,000 people from Bordeaux to evacuate. The largest fire in France since 1949, it destroyed around 185 homes and left thousands homeless. Cooler weather has helped firefighters gain control of the blaze, allowing 84,000 people to return home.
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