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Andalusia Reveals Nationalities of Victims in Spain’s Deadliest Forest Fires
At least 13 people were killed in a severe forest fire in Spain's Andalusia region, mostly foreigners—including seven Britons, three Belgians, and two women from France and the United States. The fire, which is considered one of the deadliest in the country's history, was caused by the falling of an electrical cable and spread rapidly due to an intense heatwave, burning approximately 7,000 hectares of forest. The bodies of the victims were recovered after their conditions had deteriorated significantly from burns, and DNA analysis is being used to identify them.
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