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Drone shows scorched landscape after Spain wildfire

Al Jazeera Tuesday 21 July 2026, 21:21 UTC 1 min read
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Drone shows scorched landscape after Spain wildfire Drone shows scorched landscape after Spain wildfire A drone has revealed what remains of this forest after a wildfire burned through over 30,000 hectares of it in central Spain, forcing evacuations across 34 municipalities as a prolonged heatwave pushes temperatures above 40 degrees celsius. Published On 21 Jul 2026

Drone shows scorched landscape after Spain wildfire Drone shows scorched landscape after Spain wildfire A drone has revealed what remains of this forest after a wildfire burned through over 30,000 hectares of it in central Spain, forcing evacuations across 34 municipalities as a prolonged heatwave pushes temperatures above 40 degrees celsius. Published On 21 Jul 2026
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