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Officials of Fars province: The fire continues in the heights of the camphorous forests of Marvdasht

Sep 17, 2021, 07:11 GMT+1
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Abdul Hassan Samadnejad, director general of Fars Natural Resources, said that the fire in the heights of Marvdasht camphorous forests, which started on Thursday evening, was continuing and that the troops sent by helicopter could not get off due to the wind.

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