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Two die in helicopter crash in Greece, as wildfires ravage Europe, US
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Sunday World
Two firefighting helicopters collided on Sunday while battling a major wildfire northwest of Athens that has destroyed more than 100 homes.
Two crew members, a Greek and Danish national respectively, were killed aboard one helicopter, while two others on the second helicopter survived.
The fires burned around 21 square kilometers over the weekend, with a total of about 1,000 square kilometers affected statewide.
Further west, firefighters in Idaho and Oregon continued battling a massive wildfire for a tenth straight day.
The blaze has burned nearly 1,360 square kilometers of grassland and continues to threaten hundreds of homes and other structures.