VOICED : Anger and loss as Portugal rebuilds after its deadliest fire

The transcript details the aftermath of a devastating fire in the Pedrogo Grande region, which left 64 dead and over 250 injured. The fire, fueled by eucalyptus trees, caused significant destruction, including personal losses for families like the Gdynia family. Survivors face immense challenges in rebuilding their lives. The Road of Death saw 47 fatalities as people attempted to escape. Firefighter Victor Nevis shares his perspective on the complex recovery efforts and political challenges. The summer ends with cooler temperatures, but the damage remains extensive.

What was the primary cause of the fire in the Pedrogo Grande region?

• Eucalyptus trees

• Lightning strike

• Human negligence

• Dry weather

How much damage did the fire cause in terms of monetary value?

• €100 million

• €200 million

• €250 million

• €150 million

What was the 'Road of Death' known for during the fire?

• A place where many people were rescued

• A location where 47 people died trying to escape

• A safe zone for evacuees

• The origin of the fire

Who was Victor Nevis, and what was his concern?

• A local resident worried about rebuilding homes

• A journalist reporting on the fire

• A firefighter concerned about political action

• A politician planning recovery efforts

How much forest area was burned in August compared to July?

• Three times as much

• Twice as much

• The same amount

• Half as much