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Firefighting teams in Spain continue their efforts to combat the large forest fires that broke out in the southwest of the country. The fire, which started in the province of Huelva last Thursday, has forced approximately 800 people to evacuate their homes. The affected area exceeds 20,000 hectares (about 200 square kilometers), with abundant vegetation and adverse weather conditions, particularly weak winds, making it difficult to control the flames. The Andalusian Interior Minister stated that the fire has overwhelmed the capacity of firefighting teams, and the current priority is to protect lives, with 479 people evacuated so far. More than 600 firefighters are involved, supported by aerial assistance from over 20 airplanes and helicopters in attempts to contain the fire.
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