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Spain: Wildfires in Lleida Force Lockdown, Claim Two Lives 2

Wildfires continued to rage in the Segarra area of Lleida Province, prompting a lockdown for 20,000 residents. The fires have burned 6,500 hectares, and two deaths have been reported. This video shows smoke drifting over Castellserà, in the Urgell region, west of Segarra.

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time-lapse Video Location: Castellserà, Catalonia, Spain Video Recording Date/Time: July 1, NOTE: No audio, 2025 at 19:48h, Lleida Province

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