Incendies in Aude: Narbonne Residents Share Their Evacuation Experience
Evacuation Due to Incendies in Narbonne
In Aude, large incendies prompted an emergency evacuation for local residents. At around 16:00 on September 10, flames were spotted just 300 meters away from homes, causing immediate panic. Residents like Marc and Annie had to quickly grab essential items, prioritizing their safety over belongings.
Fear and Memories of Past Incendies
With memories of the 2017 fire still fresh, evacuees expressed their fears of losing their homes. “When firefighters say to evacuate, we prefer to save our skin,” stated Annie, reflecting the urgency of the situation. Another evacuee, Gisuèle, hurried to gather vital documents and jewelry.
Hope and Community Support
Despite the chaos, residents found solace in knowing they could rely on family nearby for shelter. The community's resilience in the face of environmental challenges is evident. Thankfully, as of 18:41, the fire was contained, allowing most residents to return home.
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