Spain: Burgohondo Fire Continues to Rage, Prompting Historic Emergency Declaration

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Spain: Burgohondo Fire Continues to Rage, Prompting Historic Emergency Declaration

A wildfire that broke out in Burgohondo, in Spain's Ávila province, quickly escalated as it spread and devastated the Valle de Iruelas nature reserve. It was part of a series of blazes in Ávila and the neighboring Madrid region that forced the evacuation of around 60,000 people, prompting Spain to declare its first-ever national state of emergency over wildfires on Friday, July 24.

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  • Ávila, Video Location: Piedralaves, Castile and León, 2026 at 10:25h, Spain Video Recording Date/Time: July 23

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