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The Arribes del Duero wildfire

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The wildfire began on July 29 in Arribes del Duero Natural Park and was declared a Level 2 emergency as it advanced toward populated areas. Authorities evacuated 12 municipalities and confined two others; more than 1,000 people fled, and the Red Cross opened a shelter in Bermillo de Sayago. The report does not say the fire is contained or that the emergency response has ended.

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    1. Update 1Zamora Wildfire: 12 Towns Evacuated, 1,000 Flee as Blaze Hits Biosphere

    The story so far

    1. Update 1

      Zamora Wildfire: 12 Towns Evacuated, 1,000 Flee as Blaze Hits Biosphere

      A July 29 blaze in Arribes del Duero burned about 11,000 hectares, emptied 12 villages and confined two more before most residents could return.

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      • No confirmed cause, ignition hour, or final damage tally is established in the sources.
      • No verified assessment yet of ecological harm inside the biosphere reserve.

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    Who's involved

    Places

    • Arribes del Duero Natural ParkPlaza Castillo, 58, 37246 Sobradillo, Salamanca, Spain1 report
    • Avenida de Carlos PinillaAv. de Carlos Pinilla, 49029 Zamora, Spain1 report
    • Bermillo de Sayago49200 Bermillo de Sayago, Zamora, Spain1 report
    • Fariza49213 Fariza, Zamora, Spain1 report
    • Fermoselle49220 Fermoselle, Zamora, Spain1 report
    • Mámoles49213 Mámoles, Zamora, Spain1 report

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