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Spain’s wildfire danger hotspots revealed in latest AEMET fire risk map

Euro Weekly News

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July 11, 2026

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Spain’s wildfire danger hotspots revealed in latest AEMET fire risk map

Nobody wants to think their afternoon walk, Barbecue or even a discarded cigarette could be the spark that starts Spain’s []

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The Independent

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· Jul 10, 2026

Spain wildfire mapped: Where crews are battling huge blazes with at least 12 dead

Some victims died in their car as they tried to flee flames

The Olive Press

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· Jun 22, 2026

Murcia region placed under ‘extreme’ fire risk with homes evacuated for second time in three weeks after wildfire tears through both banks of the River Segura

A SWATHE of Spanish coastline has been placed under ‘extreme’ wildfire risk after a blaze forced evacuations in the region over the weekend. Spain’s weather agency Aemet issued a red

Euronews

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· Jul 6, 2026

Wildfire rages in eastern Spain, forcing hundreds to flee

A wildfire in Castellon, eastern Spain, forces 500 evacuations as firefighters and aircraft battle flames spreading across the Valencia region.

Sky News Australia

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· Jul 10, 2026

Deadly Spain wildfires leave 12 dead, dozens missing

Wildfires along Spain’s southern coast have killed 12 people, with more than 20 others still missing. The region is a popular tourist destination, and most of the victims are believed to be foreign nationals. The president of Andalusia says investigators suspect a fallen power line may have sparked the deadly blaze.

The Rising Nepal

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· Jul 11, 2026

11 die, 19 missing in Spain wildfire

Madrid, July 11: A wildfire in southern Spain killed at least 11 people overnight into Friday morning, making it one of...

TRT World

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· Jul 10, 2026

Wildfires hit Spain as France braces for extreme heat

Wildfires are spreading rapidly across Spain, forcing evacuations and leaving several people dead, while France has activated its highest heat alert as temperatures are expected to reach 41°C. Paul Hawkins has the story.

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Related coverage for "Spain’s wildfire danger hotspots revealed in latest AEMET fire risk map": The Independent — Spain wildfire mapped: Where crews are battling huge blazes with at least 12 dead. The Olive Press — Murcia region placed under ‘extreme’ fire risk with homes evacuated for second time in three weeks after wildfire tears through both banks of the River Segura. Euronews — Wildfire rages in eastern Spain, forcing hundreds to flee. Sky News Australia — Deadly Spain wildfires leave 12 dead, dozens missing. The Rising Nepal — 11 die, 19 missing in Spain wildfire. TRT World — Wildfires hit Spain as France braces for extreme heat