A fire broke out at the Motor Oil refinery in Agia Theodori, Greece, on Tuesday, resulting in three workers suffering minor injuries and prompting evacuations in the surrounding area. The blaze, which produced significant black smoke and flames, led to local authorities closing nearby highways and halting train services. The Greek fire service deployed 35 firefighters, nine vehicles, and three water-dropping helicopters to combat the fire. While the cause of the fire remains unknown, reports suggest an explosion may have occurred prior to the flames. Residents received evacuation alerts via mobile notifications, emphasizing the urgency of the situation. The refinery's condition has since improved, according to company statements.