Italy declares state of emergency due to forest fire 

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The Italian government declared a state of emergency in Calabria, Molise, Sardinia, and Sicily for six months over the forest fire, Report informs, citing Russian media.

The forest fires in Italy broke out because of abnormally high temperatures in August killed at least five people.

The fire burned about 103 hectares of land in Italy.

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