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Fontainebleau forest near Paris hit by 'virulent' wildfire

A 'virulent' wildfire of 'exceptional scale' is burning in the Fontainebleau forest near Paris, triggering evacuations and transit disruptions.

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The brief

A major wildfire has broken out in the Fontainebleau forest near Paris. The blaze has forced evacuations and caused disruptions to highways and train services.

Coverage from CBS News, BBC, and France 24 describes the fire as being of 'exceptional scale' and 'virulent.' The Guardian and BBC report that fire bomber planes have been deployed to tackle the blaze. Future developments depend on the effectiveness of the aerial firefighting efforts and the status of the highway and rail disruptions reported by NBC News.

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Where is the wildfire located?

The fire is located in the Fontainebleau forest near Paris.

How are authorities fighting the blaze?

Fire bomber planes have been sent to tackle the fire.

What infrastructure has been impacted?

The fire has disrupted trains and a highway.

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