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Nearly 200 evacuated as wildfire sweeps through Andalucia nature reserve
NEARLY 200 people have been evacuated after a wildfire tore through a nature reserve in Andalucia. Around 40 residents left their homes in Miranda del Rey, near Jaen, as a
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BNO News
· Jul 1, 2026
More than 150 structures lost in Colorado wildfire
More than 150 structures have been destroyed by a fast-moving wildfire in southern Colorado, where mandatory evacuations remain in place and firefighters have not gained any containment, according to officials. The Aspen Acres Fire has burned 28,314 acres in Pueblo and Custer counties and was 0 contained as of Tuesday afternoon, according to fire officials. [] The post More than 150 structures lost in Colorado wildfire appeared first on BNO News.
CBC News
· Jun 29, 2026
B.C. wildfire balloons to 1,200 hectares, forcing evacuations in the Fraser Canyon
B.C. wildfire balloons to 1,200 hectares, forcing evacuations in the Fraser Canyon
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· Jun 29, 2026
Colorado-Utah Border Wildfire Claims Three Lives as Snyder Fire Burnover Unfolds
MESA COUNTY, Colorado — A rapidly expanding Colorado-Utah border wildfire has resulted in the deaths of three firefighters and injuries to two others after they were trapped in a sudden burnover. The fatal incident occurred on Saturday while the crews were battling the Snyder Fire in Mesa County, forcing them to deploy emergency shelters in []
Euro Weekly News
· Jul 11, 2026
Nearly 1,800 residents return home after Benahavis / Estepona wildfire containment
Almost 1,800 people out of around 2,000 evacuated have now returned to their properties following the urban-forest blaze that broke []
The Eastern Herald
· Jul 10, 2026
Twelve Killed as Wildfire Tears Through Almería in Spain’s Deadliest Andalusia Blaze
A wildfire swept through Almería's Los Gallardos on Thursday, killing at least twelve people including four suspected British nationals found trapped in vehicles — Andalusia's deadliest blaze on record. Nineteen remain missing as firefighters and military emergency units battle the still-uncontained fire in extreme heat.
DNyuz
· Jun 21, 2026
Wildfire in Central Utah Prompts Evacuation Order for Hundreds of People
A wildfire that rapidly tore through part of central Utah led to evacuation orders for hundreds of people on Saturday. The blaze, which officials are calling the Iron fire, has burned more than 13,000 acres since it began on Friday night, the authorities said. The fire started on private land and has now stretched across []
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