Spain races to contain monster wildfires ahead of new heatwave
Spain's interior minister warns of two decisive days to contain massive wildfires near Madrid and Valencia, with tens of thousands already evacuated and a new heatwave approaching.

Spain's interior minister has announced that the country faces two decisive days to contain the massive wildfires raging near Madrid and Valencia. The blazes, described as monsters, have already forced tens of thousands of residents to evacuate their homes.
The minister emphasized that the situation could be complicated by an impending new heatwave, which would make firefighting efforts more difficult. All resources are currently focused on containing the flames before weather conditions worsen.
The wildfires come amid a series of heatwaves in Spain that have contributed to rapid fire spread. Evacuation numbers continue to rise as authorities work to ensure public safety.


