A fast-moving wildfire breaks out near Thessaloniki, Greece’s second-largest city, prompting evacuations in surrounding areas, according to reports from Canadian and UK outlets. The fire spreads quickly and reaches suburbs around the city, where smoke moves into neighborhoods and reduces visibility. Authorities order residents in multiple areas to leave as firefighters and other emergency personnel respond to the blaze. Evacuations are reported to be carried out across three suburbs, reflecting concerns about how quickly the fire could develop. The reports describe a shifting, fast-moving situation with smoke affecting parts of the wider metro area. Both outlets characterize the incident as an active wildfire response near Thessaloniki, with evacuations underway to protect residents while responders work to contain the flames. Details on the suspected cause, the extent of damage, and whether any injuries occur are not provided in the excerpts shared. The situation remains fluid as emergency services continue operations near the city.