According to a morning report issued by Centarot for Crisis Management, there were no active fires detected across the country as of 7:30 a.m., signaling a period of stabilization regarding the situation. While 22 open-air fires were registered over the preceding day, authorities confirmed that all incidents have been extinguished. The incidents involved multiple locations, including the districts of Chuchur Sandevo, Karposh, Gjorche Petrov, Bitola, Prilep, Struga, Kriva Palanka, Tetovo, Jegilno, Kavadarci, Kumanovo, Centar, Aračinovo, and Gostivar.
The primary sources of the fires were low vegetation, grasses, dead leaves, and insects. Relevant emergency services were deployed to manage the spread of the fires. These teams successfully located and brought the incidents under control, ensuring that the flames were completely extinguished across all reported sites.
The comprehensive response effort indicates that the risk posed by the recent open-air fires has been mitigated. The successful efforts to control these incidents underscore the dedication of the services involved. The reporting confirms that while the volume of registered fires was significant, the current status reflects full operational control, with no active fire threats reported at the time of the update.
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