A large forest fire that started on Monday, June 9th is still out of control in the municipality of Froland in southern Norway. The fire is the largest forest fire to occur in Norway since World War II. Approximately 140 persons, including fire-fighters from several fire departments, and personnel from the Civil Defence and  Home Guard are working to curtail the fire. Four fire helicopters have been deployed. The fire fighting is focused on areas where the fire threatens buildings.
A large forest fire that started on Monday, June 9 is still out of control in the municipality of Froland in southern Norway. The fire is the largest forest fire to occur in Norway since World War II. Approximately 140 persons, including fire-fighters from several fire departments, and personnel from the Civil Defence and the Home Guard are working to curtail the fire. Four fire helicopters have been deployed. The fire fighting is focused on areas where the fire threatens buildings.
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