New wildfires break out in Greece as strong winds hamper firefighting efforts near Athens on Friday. Multiple outlets report fires burning close to the Greek capital and spreading across other parts of the country. France 24 says evacuation orders are issued for areas west and northwest of Athens, and that civil protection authorities order a partial evacuation of part of a suburb west of the city. Firefighters and emergency services tackle the blazes while winds of roughly 50 miles per hour (about 80 km/h) reduce the effectiveness of operations, including water-bombing aircraft. Deutsche Welle reports firefighters are dealing with fires in more than 70 locations nationwide, indicating a broad and simultaneous wildfire situation. RTE similarly describes large-scale firefighting operations and emergency evacuations in several areas, including near Athens. While some fires elsewhere in Greece are brought under control, all sources warn that the risk of additional outbreaks remains high due to ongoing windy conditions.