Massive wildfires in Spain have consumed over 250,000 dunams (about 25,000 hectares) of forest, according to reports. The situation is particularly severe in the provinces of Zaragoza and Guadalajara, where fires have destroyed approximately 160,000 and 90,000 dunams respectively. High temperatures, strong winds, and low humidity are fueling the spread of the blazes.
The wildfires currently raging in Spain are among the largest the country has ever experienced, according to the Abu Ali Express channel. The fires have consumed over 250,000 dunams of forest, with the most severe damage in the northern provinces of Zaragoza and Guadalajara. Emergency services are battling the blazes amid extreme heat and dry conditions. No casualty figures or evacuation orders have been reported yet.
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