Wildfire kills 12 in southern Spain as victims found in vehicles
Summary
A wildfire in southern Spain's Almeria region killed 12 people, with some found inside vehicles. Firefighters are working to control the fire, which has also injured several people and caused evacuations.Key Facts
- The wildfire occurred in the hamlet of Bedar, near Los Gallardos in Andalusia, southern Spain.
- Twelve people died, with six victims found after initial reports.
- About 150 firefighters are battling the fire.
- At least six people were injured, including a woman with burns and a person with smoke inhalation.
- Witnesses said the fire may have started when a power line fell and ignited dry plants.
- Roads were closed and residents evacuated, with around 50 people staying in a cultural center.
- Spain is experiencing a heatwave with high temperatures, increasing wildfire risks.
- Spain's Military Emergency Unit (UME) is scheduled to assist in firefighting efforts.
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