Spain: Poor Air Quality Hits Millions as Wildfire Smoke Covers Madrid

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Spain: Poor Air Quality Hits Millions as Wildfire Smoke Covers Madrid

Smoke from the wildfires blanketed the capital on Friday, July 24, triggering fire alarms in some office buildings and affecting millions with poor air quality and low visibility. Madrid's Emergency Service urged residents to limit outdoor activity, close windows, and wear masks if going outside.

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  • Madrid, 2026 at about 21:00h, Video Location: Parque Agustín Rodríguez Sahagún, Spain Video Recording Date/Time: July 24

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