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France and Spain declare emergency due to fires
France and Spain have experienced a rise in temperatures and wildfires reaching catastrophic levels. Since July, a fire in southwestern France has burned 42,000 hectares, with only a slight decrease in hopes of control due to minimal rainfall. In Spain, a state of emergency has been declared after 50,000 hectares of land in Madrid and Ávila were destroyed, with tens of thousands evacuated. Fires are also ongoing in Valencia and the western regions of the country. Greece is also facing large fires in Crete, during which around 8,000 people were forced to evacuate. Warnings have been issued about difficult consequences due to challenging weather conditions and strong winds. Efforts to quench the fires continue, as they have caused extensive losses and prompted security measure changes.
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