King Felipe and Queen Letizia Bring Comfort to Cáceres After Wildfire Devastation

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On Friday, the kings began their tour of some of the places most affected by the forest fire in Jarilla (Cáceres), considered the most virulent in Extremadura's most recent history and that has devastated 17,350 hectares. Felipe VI and Dona Letizia wanted to know first hand the damage suffered and the needs of the affected neighbors, as well as to show their gratitude to all the teams that have contributed to fighting fire and protecting the pop…

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The images of Don Felipe and Doña Letizia next to those affected and the extinction services in Zamora, León, Orense and Cáceres contrast with...

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King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia concluded their tour of some of the regions hardest hit by the wave of wildfires that have scorched thousands of hectares across Spain in recent weeks in Extremadura. After visiting León and Zamora on Wednesday, and Ourense on Thursday, their final stop was the Jerte and Ambroz valleys in Cáceres, where the Jarilla fire left a devastated landscape. During their stay, the monarchs met with residents, mayors, lives…

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King Felipe VI acknowledged that during the three-day visit to areas affected by the fires in Castile and León, Galicia and Extremadura felt the “satisfaction of being close to all people” who have suffered from the fires. He also encouraged citizens to resume cancelled trips because those affected “require the affection of all”. Thus, he regretted that there have been “much villages, municipalities, small villages” that have not been able to “m…