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• Four people were dead on Thursday and more than 180 injured.

• A total of 2,300 buildings were affected by the fire
• 465 construction sites were affected by the fires in Mersin province, while four  villages were evacuated in Osmaniye.
• 50 cows and thousands of sheep and goats had perished in the flames

• Turkey is battling wildfires that have broken out in 57 different areas.

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Massive forest fires

Turkey is battling wildfires that have broken out in 57 different areas recently.

The forest fires have erupted over the last few days in the southern provinces of Mersin, Osmaniye, Adana, Antalya, Kahramanmaras.

The blazes also burst out in the southwestern province of Mugla and central provinces of Kirikkale and Kayseri.

Dozens of villages as well as some hotels were evacuated, and television footage showed burnt buildings and people fleeing across fields as firefighters on the ground and in helicopters tried to contain a blaze in Manavgat, 75 km (45 miles) east of the Mediterranean resort of Antalya.

​Heavy losses

Four people were reported dead on Thursday and more than 180 injured as thousands of firefighters battled huge blazes spreading across the Mediterranean resort regions of Turkey's southern coast.

Turkey's disaster and emergencies office said three people were killed -- including an 82-year-old who lived alone -- and 122 injured by the fires.
Also, 150 cows and thousands of sheep and goats had perished in the flames.

A total of 2,300 buildings were affected by the fire and 465 construction sites were affected by the fires in Mersin province, while four villages were evacuated in Osmaniye.

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