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More than 88,000 people evacuated or locked down in their homes due to wildfires in Spain

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Coverage diverges mainly on the scale of evacuations and ancillary impacts. France 24’s English‑language feed reported “over 40,000 people evacuated,” while its French‑language service gave a more modest “thousands evacuated.” Sur in…
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More than 88,000 people evacuated or locked down in their homes due to wildfires in Spain
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Wildfires in Spain More than 88,000 people evacuated or locked down in their homes due to wildfires in Spain The firefighting operations in Madrid and Ávila involve 2,737 personnel, as well as 426 ground vehicles and 19 aircraft Añádenos en Google . (Efe) I. Cortés / Agencies Madrid 25/07/2026 Actualizado a las 20:55h. The ferocity of the wildfires affecting the province of Ávila, in Castilla y León, and the region of Madrid led, for the first time in ...

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Original publisherSur in English
Canonical URLhttps://www.surinenglish.com/spain/fires-madrid-avila-20260725174158-nt.html
Publication timeSat, 25 Jul 2026 20:55:38 +0200
Retrieval time2026-07-25T20:18:43.139Z
Last seen2026-07-25T20:19:02.820Z
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Wildfires in Spain More than 88,000 people evacuated or locked down in their homes due to wildfires in Spain The firefighting operations in Madrid and Ávila involve 2,737 personnel, as well as 426 ground vehicles and 19 aircraft Añádenos en Google . (Efe) I. Cortés / Agencies Madrid 25/07/2026 Actualizado a las 20:55h. The ferocity of the wildfires affecting the province of Ávila, in Castilla y León, and the region of Madrid led, for the first time in ... Spain’s history, to a national state of emergency being declared on Friday.

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