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Northeast Spain wildfire destroys over 12,000 hectares: Regional authorities
MADRID: A major wildfire that has been raging for two days in northeast Spain has reduced more than 12,000 hectares of land to ash, regional authorities said on Friday (Jul 17), warning of a "very high risk of spreading"."The night has been very complex, very difficult. At this time, we estimate that the burn
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channelnewsasia.com
Northeast Spain wildfire destroys over 12,000 hectares: Regional authorities
MADRID: A major wildfire that has been raging for two days in northeast Spain has reduced more than 12,000 hectares of land to ash, regional authorities said on Friday (Jul 17),…
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gulfnews.com
Northeast Spain wildfire destroys over 12,000 hectares: regional authorities
Wildfire in northeast Spain devastates over 12,000 hectares near Zaragoza, forcing evacuations as authorities warn of very high risk of further spread.