Spania declară stare de urgență, după ce incendiile de pădure au dus la evacuarea a 10.000 de oameni

The Spanish government declared a national state of emergency due to multiple wildfires threatening areas near Madrid and Ávila, forcing over 10,000 evacuations. The decision was made in response to simultaneous fire outbreaks and adverse weather conditions, complicating firefighting efforts. The regional government described the situation as extremely serious, with active fires potentially overwhelming current firefighting capacities. Over 270 emergency personnel and military units have been deployed. This year, Spain has seen over 100,000 hectares burned, making it one of the deadliest fire seasons in decades, linked to climate change.