Cyprus is currently grappling with its largest wildfires in over 50 years, resulting in the tragic deaths of two individuals found in a burned-out car. The wildfires, exacerbated by a blistering heatwave expected to reach 44°C, have forced mass evacuations across several villages, prompting international aid, including firefighting aircraft from Israel and helicopters from Egypt. The government faces criticism over its response to the disaster as extensive damage to homes and luxury villas has been reported. Amid the chaos, veterinarians are providing free animal care to those affected, while various countries, including Jordan and Turkey, have offered assistance. Concerns about safety are high, with warnings issued for travelers considering visiting Cyprus.