British couple rescued from Spain wildfires, burned.
A British couple was severely burned and found unconscious in a Spanish ravine. They were rescued by the Guardia Civil after a two-hour operation. Wildfires in Almería province have caused many deaths and disappearances.
The wildfires in Almería province, Spain, have been very destructive. At least twelve people have died, and twenty-three people are missing. Firefighters are working to control the fires, but it is difficult. The couple suffered burns of 40% and were found semi-conscious. Residents are being urged to stay safe and not try to leave the area on their own.
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Highlights
Couple Severely Burned in Spain
A British couple were found burned and unconscious in a Spanish ravine during wildfires.
Wildfires Cause Deaths and Disappearances
The wildfires have resulted in 12 deaths and the disappearance of 23 people.
Firefighters Battle Southern Spain Fires
Hundreds of firefighters are fighting wildfires in southern Spain.
Rescue Teams Returned to Search
Rescue teams returned to search after initially considering stopping their efforts.
Residents Advised to Stay Put
Firefighters urge residents to stay in safe locations and not self-evacuate.
Perspectives
- Wildfires caused significant damage and loss of life in Almería province, Spain.
- A British couple were severely burned and rescued from a wildfire area.
- The wildfires impacted both Spain and France.
- Firefighters are working to control the blazes and support affected residents.
Spanish firefighters previously focused on preventing spread, now aggressively attack flames.
Público
Rescue teams initially considered stopping the search, but returned.
Der Spiegel, New
Firefighters advise residents to remain in safe locations and not self-evacuate.
El País
The situation is impacting both Spain and France.
RTL Nieuws, NOS Nieuws