Guard Civil Tried to Stop Tree Cutting
A wildfire damaged a camping area near Pelayos de la Presa, Spain. Communication is difficult for residents. The fire caused widespread destruction and economic concerns.
The wildfire started in Ávila, Spain. It affected 16 municipalities. The fire damaged the La Ardilla Roja camping area. Guardia Civil tried to stop the fire by cutting trees. Residents are worried about the damage to businesses and their homes.
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Highlights
Camping Damaged by Wildfire
The Pelayos de la Presa camping area was badly damaged by a wildfire.
Communication Issues Reported
Residents in Pelayos de la Presa had no WhatsApp or cell service.
Guardia Civil Cut Trees
The Guardia Civil tried to stop the fire by cutting trees.
Economic Fears Exist
Residents fear the fire's impact on businesses and property.
Two Sides of the Camp
One side of the camping area was saved, while the other was devastated.