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325 Bin Tahliyenin Ardından İspanya'da OHAL Kalktı, Fransa'da Yangın Sürüyor

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Temmuz ayında Avrupa'yı etkisi altına alan aşırı sıcaklar ve kuraklık, İspanya ve Fransa'da tarihin en büyük orman yangınlarına yol açtı. İspanya'da Madrid yakınlarındaki alevler 10 binden fazla kişinin tahliyesine neden olurken, ülke ulusal acil durum ilan ederek orduyu görevlendirdi. Fransa'da ise Bordeaux'nun batısında bulunan Cap Ferret yarımadasındaki yangınlar 197 bin kişinin teknelerle tahliye edilmesine yol açtı; toplamda 325 binden fazla insan evlerini terk etmek zorunda kaldı. Her iki ülke de Avrupa Birliği'nden yardım talep etti. Yangınların kontrol altına alınmasıyla İspanya, Ávila ve Madrid bölgelerindeki tahliye emirlerini kaldırdı ve olağanüstü hali sonlandırdı. Buna karşın Fransa'da, Gironde bölgesinde etkili olan ve Bordeaux kentini tehdit eden yangınlarla mücadele devam ederken, yeni bir sıcak hava dalgası beklentisi riski artırdı. Uzmanlar, bu olayları insan kaynaklı iklim değişikliğine bağlarken; İspanya'da yangınların yol açtığı siyasi gerilim, müdahale kapasitesi ve kaynak yetersizliğine dair tartışmaları alevlendirdi. Kriz, Avrupa'nın iklim kaynaklı afetlere karşı kırılganlığını bir kez daha gözler önüne serdi.

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latest: 31 Jul
  1. Security21 Jul, 15:17

    Fires in Spain and France, hail in Balkans; Europe's erratic weather persists

    Madrid, Spain

    MADRID/ATHENS, July 21 - Firefighters struggled to control Spain's biggest wildfire of the year on Tuesday and two firefighters were killed in a blaze in southwestern France as extreme heat persisted in Europe, with increasingly volatile conditions bringing drought and forecasts of severe hailstorms.

    The Straits Times – WorldThe Korea Herald – World
  2. NATURAL_DISASTER24 Jul, 12:49

    Spain Declares National Emergency Over Wildfires Amid Europe Heatwave

    Madrid, Spain

    French authorities ordered the total evacuation of nealy 40,00 people in the Cap Ferret peninsula, while more than 10,000 people were evacuated from the west of Madrid, Spain.

    NDTV – World NewsAl Jazeera – AllFree Malaysia TodayBangkok Post – Most Recent
  3. NATURAL_DISASTER24 Jul, 15:05

    Spain declares emergency as fires spread

    Madrid, Spain

    France isn't the only European country battling devastating wildfires. Spain has declared a national emergency after a series of blazes threatened communities near Madrid, forcing more than 10,000 people to evacuate. Firefighters continue to battle the flames as extreme heat and dry conditions make the fires difficult to contain. France 24 correspondent Sarah Morris tells us more from Madrid.

    France 24 - International breaking news, top stories and headlines
  4. Security25 Jul, 01:56

    Madrid menaced by wildfires as France’s Cap Ferret evacuated

    Madrid, Spain

    Spain declared a state of emergency and sent the military to try to contain wildfires near Madrid, while France evacuated thousands of tourists threatened by a blaze west of Bordeaux. More than 10,000 people have been evacuated from areas as close as 50 kilometers (31 miles) to the Spanish capital, with more than 270 firefighters trying to extinguish the blazes. In Ávila province, about 1,500 people have been evacuated. Spain and France have been at the epicenter of Europe’s wildfire season, whi

    The Korea Herald – World
  5. Security24 Jul, 23:54

    Over 100,000 flee forest fires in France, Spain

    Madrid, Spain

    CAP FERRET (France): Europe’s wildfire crisis forced more than 100,000 people to flee for safety on Friday, as holidaymakers boarded boats to escape fires on one French peninsula and Spanish officials ordered mass evacuations in towns near Madrid. Both Spain and France called for European Union help as flames whipped up by strong winds and boosted by drought raced through tinder-dry forests. France ordered the evacuation of almost 60,000 people on the upscale Cap Ferret peninsula, south of Bordeaux. As 27 boats brought hundreds of people away from the fires, those with cars took the only usable road off the peninsula, known for its millionaire residences. Another 23,000 people were ordered out of homes and campsites further south in the Landes region. In Spain, more than 19,000 people have been evacuated or told to stay in their homes in towns in the Madrid region. Two of the three major wildfires west of the city had merged into one, threatening one suburban town, said officials. “We are living through a dramatic situation, not only in various Spanish provinces but also in reg­i­ons of neighbouring countries,” said Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, as smoke from the out-of-control fires drifted over the Spanish capital. Speeding infernos Some European regions have suffered two heatwaves since May. And drought blamed on human-fuelled climate change has heightened the threat from wildfires this year, the World Weather Attribution group said in a study published this week. Three firefighters have been killed in France and Italy this week battling wildfires. French authorities stepped up evacuations as they struggled with the advancing flames on Cap Ferret. Regional fire chief, Marc Vermeulen, said that for several hours the flames were devouring between 800 and 1,000 hectares (2,000-2,500 acres) of forest an hour. More than 50 houses have been destroyed and dozens damaged, say French officials. Many people who fled were left wondering what they would find on their return. Emergency centres were set up in schools and gymnasiums for tourists and residents. In the village of Andernos, Maria Lalanne, a 90-year-old from Lege Cap Ferret, sat on a camp bed in a gym having left behind her glasses and her hearing aid. “I have heart disease, high blood pressure and problems with my eyes,” she said. “I don’t know how long all this will last. I don’t know how my house is, whether it has burned.” EU assistance Firefighting reinforcements have been sent from across France and 1,000 firefighters, gendarmes and specialist troops were battling the flames. Following appeals for assistance, the European Commission said it was sending four water-bombing planes to Spain and three to France. The fires burning around Madrid were the worst in the region’s history, a regional official said. More than 430 elderly and disabled were moved from five care homes. Police officials wearing face masks helped elderly residents in wheelchairs board buses as the homes were evacuated. Two fires west of Madrid had merged and were heading for the town of Navas del Rey, some 50 kilometres from the capital. “The smoke was incredibly thick,” Jose Cobos, who fled his home southwest of Madrid with his wife and three dogs, told a television network as he waited to learn if his house was still standing. “You couldn’t breathe.” Published in Dawn, July 25th, 2026

    Dawn – World
  6. Security25 Jul, 14:50

    More than 250,000 people flee wildfires in France and Spain

    Madrid, Spain

    Hundreds of firefighters battle blazes as strong winds drive fires towards Bordeaux and smoke prompts health warnings in Madrid Unrestrained wildfires in Spain and France have forced more than 250,000 people to flee, authorities from both countries have said, as they struggle to contain the blazes. About 70,000 people were evacuated from central Spain, while 197,000 people fled in France, including tens of thousands from the wine region city of Bordeaux. Continue reading...

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  7. Security26 Jul, 12:40

    Wildfires threaten Bordeaux as France, Spain battle blazes

    Madrid, Spain

    BORDEAUX/MADRID July 26 - Wildfires advanced towards the outskirts of the historic city of Bordeaux, at the heart of France's winelands, on Sunday as France and Spain battled blazes that have forced the evacuation of hundreds of thousands of people.

    The Straits Times – World
  8. Political26 Jul, 13:26

    Massive forest fires reignite political tensions in Spain

    Madrid, Spain

    Devastating blazes raging around Madrid, Ávila, Toledo and Castellón have displaced more than 100,000 people, exposed gaps in firefighting capacity and reopened a familiar feud between the left and the right.

    Politico Europe – Latest
  9. Security27 Jul, 05:28

    France, Spain battle 'monster' wildfires

    Madrid, Spain

    Firefighters faced another day battling massive blazes scorching forests across France and Spain Monday, with a forecast of another heat wave in southwest France threatening to deepen the crisis. More than 325,000 people have fled their homes as some of the worst forest fires in either country's history rage across southwest France and central Spain near Madrid. France's fire, one of the nation's biggest since World War II, has caused an unprecedented "pyrocumulonimbus" -- a giant fire cloud tha

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  10. Security27 Jul, 09:32

    France, Spain race to contain 'monster' fires ahead of new heatwave

    Spain

    Shelters in France and Spain on Monday overflowed with exhausted locals and holidaymakers forced to flee blazes so massive some were forming their own mini weather systems, as authorities warned a new heatwave was set to descend on parts of the region. The fires tearing through forests in southwest France, around the prized wine-making region of Bordeaux, and in central Spain around the capital Madrid have been some of the worst in decades and have hit at the height of the summer holiday season. More than 325,000 people have fled their homes in the face of the blazes feeding on forests left super-dry by successive heatwaves and lack of rain since May. “Everyone had to get out of the village quickly — it was a critical situation and people were scared,” Olga Congacha, 50, told AFP on a highway in the Madrid region, where police had closed off access to her home, Robledo de Chavela. “My husband and I left with all that we could grab — our important documents and some clothes.” France’s fire has caused a “pyrocumulonimbus” — a giant fire cloud that can create its own winds and packs lightning and sometimes tornadoes that can cause more blazes, according to France’s national firefighters federation, which said the phenomenon had never before been seen in the country. “It’s a David-versus-Goliath scenario… at some point, we’ll find a weak spot and strike there,” said federation spokesman Eric Brocardi. Thousands of firefighters, backed by specialised water-bombing aircraft, have been battling the blazes and the clouds of toxic smoke. French President Emmanuel Macron will hold a crisis cabinet meeting to discuss the emergency on Monday, while Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez will visit a fire-hit area in Valencia, in the east of the country where firefighters are battling a new blaze. Spain’s civil protection chief Virginia Barcones on Sunday said the country was battling a “monster” in the fire around Avila. “We are dealing with a perimeter of 280 kilometres encompassing 77,000 hectares (190,000 acres),” Barcones told state broadcaster TVE. ‘Extremely intense’ Scientists say climate change is making such extreme weather events more frequent and intense. In France, the prefect of the southwestern Gironde region, where the country’s fires are concentrated, urged tourists to stay away and seek “other destinations”. “The wind is changing so much, it’s really the fire calling the shots,” a firefighter said. The fire has ravaged 42,000 hectares in Gironde — an area seven times the size of Manhattan — since Wednesday. Around 220,000 people have been evacuated in the region, with 45 campsites forced to shut, ruining the holiday plans of around 40,000 people. Another 30,000 people have been forced to flee fires in other regions in France. The Gironde local authority said early on Monday that the fire had remained “broadly stable” overnight. Garden hose in hand, Georges Clivaz sprayed water along a road leading to his property in Saint-Jean-d’Illac in Gironde as the blaze burned a few kilometres away. “We’re doing this to slow down the fire’s advance; we want to save our homes,” he told AFP. Although the village was evacuated on Friday, Clivaz said he and his family were trying to hold out. “But the firefighters are telling us that in two or three hours the fire will be here.” New heatwave Weather forecasters warn another heatwave could hit France from Tuesday, with temperatures reaching 40℃ in some areas. Around 75,000 residents have been evacuated from the Madrid region, Avila, Toledo and from the eastern region of Castellon in Valencia. On Monday, authorities said the fire “was not yet under control” but, in a sign of progress, said they would reopen a campsite where 4,500 people had been evacuated and also allow elderly residents back home in another area, if the conditions permit. Officials said winds were pushing wildfires near Madrid to the south, away from the capital for now, but forcing more evacuations of villages in their path. The fire near Valencia in Spain killed one person on Saturday, the only civilian death reported so far in the blazes. In France, two firefighters died near Bordeaux on Tuesday.

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  11. NATURAL_DISASTER27 Jul, 06:00

    Bordeaux threatened as France, Spain struggle to contain wildfires

    Madrid, Spain

    BORDEAUX/MADRID, July 27 - Firefighters battled massive wildfires threatening the French city of Bordeaux on Monday while crews in Spain struggled to control a series of forest blazes raging since last week, the result of a blisteringly hot and dry summer in Western Europe.

    The Straits Times – World
  12. Security28 Jul, 23:41

    France braces for fresh evacuations as Spain eases wildfire restrictions

    Madrid, Spain

    Residents began returning to fire-ravaged communities west of Madrid after officials lifted some evacuation orders, while authorities in southwestern France warned a looming heatwave could reignite major blazes and force thousands more from their homes.

    France 24 - International breaking news, top stories and headlines
  13. Security29 Jul, 08:15

    France and Spain brace for fresh heatwave as warnings issued over risk of new wildfires – Europe live

    Madrid, Spain

    Authorities fear progress in containing the fires in the Gironde and Madrid regions may be set back by temperatures expected to hit the low 40s France and Spain are braced for the fourth heatwave of the summer to hit just as they were making progress battling destructive wildfires, with temperatures once again expected to cross into high 30s and low 40s celsius later today. Sophie Brocas, the ⁠prefect of Gironde and the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region, said overnight that the fire remained contained this morning, with several flare-ups quickly brought under control. Continue reading...

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  14. Security29 Jul, 14:37

    Europe wildfires: Spain lets people return, France faces extreme heat

    Madrid, Spain

    Spain lifted evacuations for Avila province, a day after doing so in parts of the Madrid area. To the north in France, temperatures rose again, with extreme heat warnings in much of the country, including Gironde.

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  15. NATURAL_DISASTER30 Jul, 09:16

    France, Spain and Greece battle wildfires as Europe swelters

    Madrid, Spain

    BORDEAUX, France/ATHENS/MADRID, July 30 - France, Spain and Greece battled major wildfires on Thursday as soaring temperatures, parched vegetation and powerful winds extended a summer of deadly fires, mass evacuations and mounting disruption across Europe.

    The Straits Times – World
  16. Diplomatic30 Jul, 19:41

    France firefighters hopeful, as Spain ends national emergency

    Madrid, Spain

    LANTON, France — French firefighters on Thursday were hopeful a massive forest fire was no longer spreading, as Spain lifted a state of emergency over wildfires near Madrid. Europe has been gripped by successive heatwaves and a major drought this year, which scientists have attributed to human-caused climate change. The neighbouring countries have battled some of

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  17. Humanitarian30 Jul, 20:07

    France, Spain eye respite from wildfires as other blazes break out in Europe

    Madrid, Spain

    A massive wildfire that has devastated southwestern France was no longer advancing on Thursday, local authorities said, raising hopes the crisis was easing. In Spain, most of the tens of thousands of people evacuated from areas west of Madrid were cleared to return home after the state of emergency was lifted. Firefighters, however, remained locked in battles against major blazes in the UK, Greece, Portugal and Turkey.

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  18. NATURAL_DISASTER31 Jul, 12:27

    Wildfires ease near Bordeaux and Madrid, bringing respite

    Madrid, Spain

    BORDEAUX, France, ATHENS/MADRID, July 31 - France and Spain won some respite from days of devastating wildfires on Friday as huge blazes near Bordeaux and Madrid were brought under control, although fires continued to burn in Greece and western Spain.

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