Mass evacuations and lockdowns began to be lifted gradually across wildfire-hit areas of Spain on Tuesday, allowing thousands of people to return home and assess the damage done to their homes and territories.
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A woman cleans her garden after a wildfire raged in La Vall d'Uixo, 55 kilometres north-east of Valencia, on July 28, 2026. (Photo by Jose JORDAN / AFP)
Mass evacuations and lockdowns began to be lifted gradually across wildfire-hit areas of Spain on Tuesday, allowing thousands of people to return home and assess the damage done to their homes and territories.
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