Comparative statistics regarding recent years indicate variations in the number of fires and related casualties. When comparing the current period to the same time in 2025, data shows a notable decrease: this year recorded 343 fires, representing a 6.9% reduction, and 14 deaths, a 35.9% decrease in the number of people affected. Overall trends suggest that fatalities from fires have been lower in recent years, with June specifically noted as the month with the fewest deaths across the period spanning 2021 to 2025.
Examining the first half of the year, the average count is 4,717 fires, resulting in an average of 47 people fatalities. However, analyzing specific fluctuations presents a complex picture. Data indicates that this year saw 12.2% more people killed in fires than anticipated, and an increase of 12.8% in deaths compared to previous years, an outcome attributed partly to an extraordinary rescue operation.
Looking at the broader context of the last ten years, the highest number of deaths from fires in the first half of the year occurred in 2017, accounting for 60 people. Conversely, the year 2025 registered the lowest recorded number of fatalities during this period, with 3
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