Firefighters in the Fontainebleau Forest region have contained two major wildfires that burned more than 2,000 hectares south of Paris. Although the flames are now within defined boundaries, authorities caution that the fires remain active and could reignite. Prefect Pierre Ory emphasized that emergency crews will stay on location for several weeks to monitor conditions and ensure full suppression. The situation is part of a broader surge in wildfire activity across France, driven by extreme heat and dry weather. Catherine Norris-Trent reports from the scene, highlighting the challenges faced by response teams amid ongoing environmental hazards.
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