A forest fire near Madrid led to the death of a 50-year-old Romanian man who suffered severe burns. The fire destroyed more than 1,000 hectares and caused the evacuation of 180 people. The Castilla y León region is facing multiple fires, some deliberately set, which have affected UNESCO sites. Firefighters are struggling to bring the situation under control, while extreme heat has led to more deaths in southern Spain. Landscape recovery will take years.
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Român mort în incendiul de vegetație din apropierea Madridului. Ferma de cai la care lucra a fost mistuită de flăcări
Român de 50 de ani, mort în incendiile din Tres Cantos, lângă Madrid. Bărbatul avea arsuri pe 98% din corp
Incendiul de vegetație din apropierea capitalei spaniole a fost stins; o persoană a murit
Incendiu lângă Madrid, au ars 1.000 de hectare. Pompierii au reușit să aducă flăcările sub control -VIDEO
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