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Fires in Madrid and the Rest of Spain, Today Live Last Hour of Active Fires, Map and Affected Municipalities

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Three large forest fires hit Madrid, Toledo and Ávila and have already burned 15,000 hectares in 24 hours.

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"The fire devours you. Either you run out or he burns your pants," says Ecologio Cabrera about the fire that forced thousands of people in the west of Madrid to move, and alerts about the "danger of smoke" for breathing. According to the regional authorities, about 6,000 hectares have already been charred since Thursday.

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The fire that ravages the surroundings of Madrid continues to progress without being controlled. More than 6,000 hectares have already gone in smoke. ...

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More than 40,000 people have already been removed from their homes or confined because of the fires that have affected the region of Madrid and Ávila in Spain since Thursday, and which continue to be controlled, the authorities said today. In the autonomous region of Madrid 40,000 people have already been affected by the fires (26,000 removed from their homes, in a preventive way, and the remaining ones, without being able to leave the localitie…

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Three large forest fires hit Madrid, Toledo and Ávila and have already burned 15,000 hectares in 24 hours.

·Spain
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There are a total of 40,000 people forced to evacuate or remain confined due to fires in the region of Madrid. (ANSA)

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Weather conditions, with strong winds, are making firefighting efforts difficult and three more municipalities must be evacuated.

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El Pais broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Thursday, July 23, 2026.
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