Italy: Wildfire leaves destruction in Italy's Campi Flegrei volcanic region.

SHOTLIST: POZZUOLI, NAPLES, ITALY (JULY 14, 2026) 1. VARIOUS OF DAMAGED BUILDINGS AND VEHICLES IN CAMPI FLEGREI VOLCANIC REGION NEAR NAPLES AFTER FIRE 2. VARIOUS OF BURNT TREES AND AREAS AT SCENE POZZUOLI, NAPLES, ITALY - JULY 14: A wildfire swept through the Campi Flegrei volcanic region near Naples, Italy, leaving scorched hillsides and burned vegetation as firefighters worked to contain the blaze. Footage on Tuesday, July 14, shows the Campi Flegrei volcanic region, a day after a major wildfire swept through the area. The fire started around midday in wooded and scrubland near the Solfatara, an ancient volcanic crater located between Naples and the Pozzuoli district. Flames spread across a wide area, sending a column of black smoke into the sky that was visible from several kilometers away. The fire developed near the Italian Air Force Academy and the Petronio school in Pozzuoli. Emergency crews were deployed to the area, while Naples Prefect Michele di Bari convened a meeting of the Rescue Coordination Center to coordinate the response, local officials said. The fire occurred as Italy experienced its third heat wave of the summer. Red health alerts were issued for Florence and Perugia until Wednesday, meaning the extreme temperatures posed a risk to the general population, according to state news agency ANSA. The heat wave has been driven by a powerful African anticyclone carrying hot air across the Mediterranean region. At least seven heat-related deaths have been recorded in Italy this summer, according to Italian media reports.