Hundreds Evacuate Due to Fires in Huelva and Castellón
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A forest fire in the province of Huelva has spread massively. Almost 500 people have been evacuated. Spain is experiencing a historic fire season in 2026.
A forest fire was still raging in the Andalusian province of Huelva, in southwestern Spain, on Sunday, and 470 local residents were evacuated as a precaution.
More than 500 people, including 250 members of the Emergency Military Unit, are mobilized to fight this fire, which has covered nearly 8,000 hectares and caused the preventive evacuation of approximately 470 people.
Hundreds evacuate due to fires in Huelva and Castellón
Over 150 firefighters worked overnight to stabilise the Niebla blaze, west of Sevilla. The fire has burned 4,000 hectares and displaced nearly 400 people. Air crews reinforced the Tírig fire in Castellón, east coast of Spain, at daybreak.
Hundreds of troops and dozens of air assets deploy to stop the flames before night falls on the fronts of Huelva, Castellón and Murcia
The forest fires are doing theirs in several provinces simultaneously. In Segovia and Castellón much of the extinction efforts is concentrated, while the front of Niebla generates concern in Andalusia for its direction towards Seville. On a day marked by heat, smoke and anxiety, the priority remains the same: to protect the villages, to stop the spread and to gain time in front of flames that do not distinguish administrative borders. The situat…
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