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The ongoing wildfires in Spain and France have forced authorities to evacuate around 270,000 people, as the fires continue to spread across large areas in both countries. In France, 167,000 people have been evacuated near Bordeaux and Gironde, while the country has recorded approximately 98,000 hectares burned since the beginning of the year — an unprecedented figure. July has been one of the worst months since 2006, with over 69,000 hectares burned just in that month. In Spain, about 70,000 people have been evacuated, especially near Madrid, with a state of national emergency declared. The Prime Minister emphasized that saving lives is the top priority, as trying to extinguish the fires becomes more difficult due to falling temperatures and changing winds.
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