Two helicopters collided in mid-air on Sunday while battling wildfires in Psathas, Greece, a coastal town in the Gulf of Corinth. The area is currently ravaged by ongoing fires and is under a state of maximum alert. Four individuals were rescued following the crash, with two reported unconscious. Multiple active fire fronts continue to challenge firefighting efforts across the region. The cause of the collision is currently under investigation. Emergency services are focused on providing medical attention to the injured and containing the spread of the wildfires. The incident highlights the dangerous conditions faced by those combating the blazes.