Spain: Wildfires force 70,000 people to evacuate in Madrid region
Summary
Wildfires near Madrid, Spain, have forced about 70,000 people to leave their homes. The fires are spreading quickly due to a heatwave causing very high temperatures.Key Facts
- Around 70,000 people were evacuated in the Madrid region because of wildfires.
- The fires are growing fast because of record high temperatures and dry conditions.
- Nearly 98,000 hectares (about 242,000 acres) burned in nearby France, setting a historic record.
- Officials describe the situation as severe due to the ongoing heatwave in Europe.
- The wildfires have caused smoky air and damage to homes and nature.
- Emergency services are working to control the blazes and keep people safe.
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