Major Fire in De Rosmolen Nature Reserve Remains Uncontrolled
A fire in the De Rosmolen nature reserve in the eastern Netherlands has affected 100 hectares and remains active. Approximately 250 firefighters and military helicopters are deployed to contain the blaze, which ignited on Monday under unclear circumstances.

The fire in the De Rosmolen nature reserve has not been fully controlled, with about 100 hectares impacted. Currently, 250 firefighters and army helicopters are working to prevent further spread, aided by decreased wind conditions.
The fire began on Monday, with rapid spread attributed to high temperatures and wind. Local residents are advised to keep windows and doors closed due to smoke, and train services between Boxmeer and Venray were temporarily halted. Ongoing efforts highlight the need for improved fire management in vulnerable areas.




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