Summary
A wildfire in southern Spain killed 12 people and injured six others as firefighters worked to control the blaze. The fire started near the Sierra de Los Filabres mountains and caused evacuations and road closures.
Key Facts
- The wildfire occurred in Los Gallardos, southern Spain.
- 12 people died, with some found inside burned vehicles.
- Six people were injured in the fire.
- About 150 firefighters were fighting the fire.
- The fire started in a semi-dry area near mountains.
- Officials suspect a fallen power line caused the fire, but this is not confirmed.
- Spain’s military emergency unit was set to assist with firefighting.
- Around 1,000 residents were evacuated for safety.
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