Spain: National Emergency Declared Over Madrid Wildfires

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Spain: National Emergency Declared Over Madrid Wildfires

Spain declared a national emergency in Madrid on Friday, July 24, after wildfires reached the outskirts of Madrid, evacuating more than 10,000 people. The national emergency was also issued for the neighboring province of Ávila, where fires have similarly threatened nearby communities. This video shows smoke from wildfires blanketing Aldea del Fresno.

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  • ILEA005088905
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  • 2026/7/24 23:43:58
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  • @Lanubirt via Spectee
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  • @Lanubirt via Spectee
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  • 1920 × 1080 pixel
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  • Video Location: Aldea del Fresno, 2026 at about 20:00h, Spain Video Recording Date/Time: July 23, Community of Madrid

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