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Spain Declares Emergency as Wildfires Rage Near Madrid and Ávila, Burning Record Hectares
Spain has declared a national emergency in two regions due to extensive wildfires near Madrid and Ávila, forcing thousands to evacuate. Interior Minister Marlaska described the situation as critical, with efforts focused on preventing multiple fires from converging. The country has already seen nearly five times more hectares burned this year compared to previous periods, with major incidents tripling.
24 Jul, 09:57 — 24 Jul, 09:57
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