西班牙当局已允许因野火疏散的数千人返回家园。[1]马德里地区24000人获准返回，另有20000人的禁区随之解除。[1]此前，包括马德里、托莱多、阿维拉和卡斯特利翁在内的多个地区因火灾风险而下达撤离令。[1]
本次火灾中，Burgohondo火灾已成为西班牙有记录以来最大野火，摧毁超过43000公顷，火灾周长达180公里，迫使40000人从家中撤离。[1]与此同时，阿尔梅里亚的Los Gallardos火灾已造成14人死亡，其中包括一名女性在医院因伤势过重去世。[1]
第四次热浪即将来临，加重了火灾复燃的风险。[1]法国南部温度预计达41摄氏度，西班牙和法国均面临火灾风险增加。[1]西班牙总理桑切斯警告接下来12小时将是"关键"，当地官员指出高温、低湿度和风力增大可能加剧火灾。[1]
Spanish authorities have authorized the return of thousands of residents evacuated due to widespread wildfires, with approximately 24,000 people in the Madrid region permitted to go home while restrictions were lifted for another 20,000 individuals [1]. The authorization comes as Spain faces the aftermath of the Burgohondo fire, its largest on record, which has destroyed over 43,000 hectares of land and forced 40,000 people to evacuate from their homes [1]. The fire's perimeter extends across 180 kilometers [1].
However, the reprieve may be short-lived as a fourth heatwave is forecast to sweep across the region, raising fresh concerns about fire recurrence in Spain and France [1]. Southern France is expected to experience temperatures reaching 41 degrees Celsius [1]. Spanish Prime Minister Sánchez has warned that the next 12 hours will be "critical," as officials caution that elevated temperatures, low humidity, and strong winds pose significant risks for renewed wildfire activity [1]. In the Almería region, the Los Gallardos fire has claimed 14 lives, with one woman succumbing to her injuries in hospital [1].