Greek authorities charge three people, including a town mayor who also owns an electrical company, in connection with a wildfire that burned areas near Athens last week, according to reports from Vancouver Sun and RTE. Investigators say the fire began on July 31, and they believe it was sparked by power cables at a wind farm. The authorities place the mayor and two other suspects in pre-trial detention as the case proceeds. While details about the two other charged individuals are limited in the available coverage, both outlets describe the charges as relating to arson and the destruction caused by the blaze. The reports characterize the case as part of an investigation into how the fire started and who may be responsible. The wildfire affected large areas in the Athens region before it was brought under control. The suspects remain in custody pending further legal steps.