📍 Location: Montseret (Aude), fire contained within its perimeter
🌍 Area affected: 100 hectares (50 hectares burned)
🔥 Fire status: contained; last remaining hotspots being extinguished
🚒 Resources deployed: 302 firefighters (208 from the Aude department + 72 vehicles), 2 helicopters, and 8 aircraft
🛠️ Situation on the ground: RD61 and RD423 roads closed; lockdown lifted in Montseret and Saint-André-de-Roquelongue
🌤️ Weather conditions: wind at 22 km/h (gusts up to 43 km/h), 31°C, moderate
risk Source: Aude Prefecture
📍 Saint-André-de-Roquelongue / Montséret area
As of 6 p.m., the fire had spread across approximately 100 hectares. A large-scale emergency response effort is underway to fight the flames.
📊 Situation
🌿 Approximately 100 hectares burned
🚒 240 firefighters mobilized
🚒 60 vehicles deployed
✈️ 10 aircraft mobilized
👮 20 police officers deployed
🏠 Lockdown
Residents of Saint-André-de-Roquelongue are asked to stay home and strictly follow the authorities’ instructions.
🚧 Road Closures
The RD 61, RD 123, and RD 423 are closed to traffic between Montséret and Saint-André-de-Roquelongue.
✈️ Do not approach the area
🙏 Please do not go near the fire. The presence of people in the area can interfere with aerial operations and prevent aircraft from making their drops.
🚨 Operations Center Activated
The Prefect of Aude has activated the Departmental Operations Center (COD) at the prefecture to coordinate operations.
⚠️ Guidelines to follow
➡️ You must avoid the area to facilitate emergency response efforts.
📵 Do not tie up emergency lines unnecessarily.
🚒 Follow the instructions given by firefighters and authorities.
📢 Stay informed through official sources and do not share unverified information.
Source: Aude Prefecture



















