Fire reignites in Fontainebleau forest as investigation continues

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A severe fire has reignited in Fontainebleau Forest in France, with President Macron calling it one of the worst since WWII. Approximately 950 firefighters are combating the blaze while authorities have charged two workers and a manager as part of the ongoing investigation.

First the storms, now the fires. President Emmanuel Macron has described the blazes in the Fontainebleau Forest as some of the worst since the end of World War II. The president visited the scene to show his support for the 950 firefighters still working to extinguish the flare-ups. Meanwhile, the investigation is moving quickly: two workers and their company manager appeared before a judge today to face charges.