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TURKEY/GREECE:Turkish authorities battling the country 39 s worst-ever wildfires have been accused of failing to prepare for the threat after official data showed they spent only a fraction of the modest funds budgeted to prevent forest fires this year.Meanwhile, over six hundred people were evacuated by boat from an island near Athens as Greece braced for a fourth day of wildfires on Friday with emergency services forecasting strong winds and searing temperatures.Eight people have been killed in the fires which have swept through Turkey 39 s southwestern coastal regions, for jordan bimbo cing the evacuation of tens of thousands of people including tourists and briefly threatening to engulf a power plant.Read Turkey and Greece airmax reel from raging wildfires during heatwavePresident Tayyip Erdogan 39 s government has faced criticism that its response has been slow and inadequate - with opponents zeroing in on a jordan blu lack of firefighting planes which forced Ankara to scramble to procure them from abroad.In Vwtr Italian MP in hot water over preferring sailing to parliament
Internet monitoring service Netblocks has reported a widespread disruption in social media platforms across Pakistan, including X, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube.The disruption, affecting the nation at large, occurred just before a virtual rally organised by the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), as reported by Netblocks. The scheduled commencement of the rally was at 9pm.Read more: Twitter fixes links outage that hit thousands of usersUsers in major cities such as Lahore, Karachi, and Islamabad began experiencing difficulties accessing soc adidas spezial ial media platforms shortly after 8 pm. Additionally, complaints regarding sluggish internet services surfaced among the affected users.Downdetector reports that the apps, particularly their web versions, have adidas originals forum bold experienced disru dunks brown ptions since approximately 7pm.Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) is yet to provide an official statement on the cause of the disruption.