Residents Return Home After Spain Fire
A large wildfire is burning in Castellón, Spain. It has destroyed many hectares and forced people to leave their homes. Authorities are trying to stop the fire.
The wildfire started in La Vall d’Uixó and has spread to 6,500 hectares. It is within the Sierra de Espadán natural park. Sixteen thousand people have been moved to a temporary location. Some residents, like Sarai Sánchez and Pedro López, lost their homes. People from Hinojosa de San Vicente and Castillo de Bayuelas were able to return to their homes after the danger passed.
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Highlights
Large Wildfire in Castellón
A wildfire has burned 6,500 hectares across 18 municipalities in La Vall d’Uixó, Castellón, Spain.
Sierra de Espadán Affected
The fire is within the Sierra de Espadán natural park, a green area in Castellón.
Evacuations Ordered
Authorities have evacuated residents from several towns, including Vall d’Uixó and Betxí.
Homes Destroyed by Fire
Sarai Sánchez and Pedro López lost their home and belongings to the fire.
Residents Return Home
People from Hinojosa de San Vicente and Castillo de Bayuelas have returned to their homes.