Spain declares national emergency over wildfires
Summary
Spain has declared a national emergency after wildfires in the Madrid area forced at least 10,000 people to leave their homes. Two large fires are out of control as authorities work to manage the situation during a hot summer.Key Facts
- At least 10,000 people were evacuated from the Madrid region.
- Two major wildfires are currently out of control.
- The fires are happening during a period of very high temperatures.
- Authorities in Spain declared a national emergency because of the wildfires.
- The wildfires are part of a wider problem with summer fires in Europe this year.
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