Spain: 12,000 Hectares Burned in a Fire 100 Km North of Madrid
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A severe forest fire is raging in the northern Spanish province of Zaragoza. Many residents have been evacuated and firefighters are working at a rapid pace.
Spain continues to monitor two of the most significant wildfires of the summer. The fire that broke out last Thursday in La Mierla, in the Sierra Norte of Guadalajara, remains active and has already affected more than 13,000 hectares, while the fire that started in Orés, Zaragoza, has exceeded 15,000 hectares, becoming the largest wildfire so far in 2016. Read more
Le Figaro
Another fire ravages nearly 16,000 hectares around Zaragoza since Wednesday.
The wave of forest fires is affecting with special intensity several points in Spain, being the most critical focus that advances through the region of the Five Villas in Zaragoza. The evolution in Orés (Zaragoza) is favorable and allows to be “a little more optimistic”, although “it is still far away” from being stabilized. It has already become the worst fire of what is going to be summer, has calcined more than 15,800 hectares and has forced …
Continue live the last hour of active forest fires in Spain
The fire in the Spanish province of Zaragoza, which has been going on since Wednesday, has already devastated about 15 thousand hectares of territory.
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