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Europe wildfires latest: More than 65,000 evacuated across France and Spain

Mass evacuations are underway in France and Spain as rapidly spreading wildfires force more than 90,000 people to flee their homes.

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Wildfires are currently affecting regions in south-west France and Spain, prompting large-scale emergency evacuations. Individuals are exiting affected areas via various means, including transit by boat. Reporting from The Guardian, BBC, Inquirer.net, and the U.S.

Embassy in Spain confirms that more than 65,000 to 90,000 people have been displaced. Coverage emphasizes the scale of the movement and the official emergency declaration in Spain. Future developments depend on the containment of the fires and the status of emergency services.

Coverage does not yet specify the exact trajectory of the blazes or the current condition of the evacuees.

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Quick answers

How many people have been evacuated?

Coverage reports range between more than 65,000 and 90,000 people fleeing across France and Spain.

What is the status of the fires in Spain?

The U.S. Embassy in Spain has confirmed that an emergency has been declared due to the wildfires.

How are people leaving the affected areas?

Evacuees are using various methods to reach safety, with some reports noting that individuals are fleeing by boat.

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