Los Gallardos horror wildfire: 'Brits' among 11 dead in Spain as bodies found in burnt vehicles
News UK World News Spain A horrific fire has killed four Brits and many more locals in the Spanish hamlet where firefighters are still battling the blaze…
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News UK World News Spain A horrific fire has killed four Brits and many more locals in the Spanish hamlet where firefighters are still battling the blaze Olivia Bridge Reporter in Live News Network 08:55, 10 Jul 2026 Updated 09:01, 10 Jul 2026 At least a dozen people have been confirmed among the dead as a wildfire rips through the Spanish holiday hotspot. As Europe continues to grapple with the scorching 40C heatwave, Los Gallardos has gone up in flames. A sustained heatwave with temperatures of around 40C (104F) has caused wildfires across southern Europe this summer. "Members of @mitecogob, @proteccioncivil, and the Law Enforcement and Security Forces of the State are working to combat the flames.
Furthermore, Eyewitnesses claim the wildfire was sparked by a fallen power line, though officials have yet to confirm the cause. Much caution." Hundreds of firefighters are battling major incidents in France, Portugal and Spain, with thousands forced to leave their homes. The head of the regional government, Juanma Moreno, called the deaths "a tragedy".
In addition, The @UMEgob has already been mobilized. The incident has forced the evacuation of around 1,000 residents in the area where firefighters are still battling the blaze. The fire has killed 'at least' 12 people, including four British tourists. "I want to convey my condolences to the families of those who died in the Los Gallardos forest fire.
Moreover, The authorities confirmed several bodies were discovered in charred vehicles in the area. Six other people have sustained injuries.
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News UK World News Spain A horrific fire has killed four Brits and many more locals in the Spanish hamlet where firefighters are still battling the blaze Olivia Bridge Reporter in Live News Network 08:55, 10 Jul 2026 Updated 09:01, 10 Jul 2026 At least a dozen people have been confirmed among the dead as a wildfire rips through the Spanish holiday hotspot. As Europe continues to grapple with the scorching 40C heatwave, Los Gallardos has gone up in flames.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesA sustained heatwave with temperatures of around 40C (104F) has caused wildfires across southern Europe this summer.
reliability moderate2/2 sources"Members of @mitecogob, @proteccioncivil, and the Law Enforcement and Security Forces of the State are working to combat the flames.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesEyewitnesses claim the wildfire was sparked by a fallen power line, though officials have yet to confirm the cause.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesMuch caution." Hundreds of firefighters are battling major incidents in France, Portugal and Spain, with thousands forced to leave their homes.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesThe head of the regional government, Juanma Moreno, called the deaths "a tragedy".
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesThe @UMEgob has already been mobilized.
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The incident has forced the evacuation of around 1,000 residents in the area where firefighters are still battling the blaze. The fire has killed 'at least' 12 people, including four British tourists.
according to Liverpool Echo"I want to convey my condolences to the families of those who died in the Los Gallardos forest fire.
according to Daily RecordThe authorities confirmed several bodies were discovered in charred vehicles in the area. Six other people have sustained injuries.
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