Andalusia

A wildfire in southern Spain's Almeria province killed at least 12 people and left 23 missing, primarily affecting an expat community. The fire, fueled by dry terrain and heat, trapped victims in a riverbed and led to multiple deaths as people ignored shelter instructions. Over 3,200 hectares were burned, with 150 firefighters and 220 soldiers deployed to contain the blaze.

A wildfire in southern Spain killed at least 11 people and left 19 missing, with victims including foreign nationals. The fire near Almeria, fueled by high temperatures and a suspected fallen power line, trapped escapees in vehicles and a dry riverbed. Over 150 firefighters and 220 soldiers are combating the blaze amid Spain's ongoing heatwave crisis.

Wildfires in southern Spain have killed at least 12 people. The incident is described as Andalusia's deadliest fire, occurring amid heatwaves that have made large parts of Europe highly vulnerable.

A wildfire in Almeria, southern Spain, killed 12 people as high temperatures affected the country. Victims were found in burnt-out vehicles, and 150 firefighters are battling the blaze. Spain's military emergency unit is set to assist, and regional leaders called it the deadliest fire in the region to date.

Twelve people were killed in a wildfire in Almeria, southern Spain, as part of a heatwave with scorching temperatures and orange weather warnings. About 150 firefighters are battling the blaze in Los Gallardos, where six additional deaths were confirmed, raising the total to 12.