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Displaced from wildfires in Spain share their stories of uncertainty and narrow escapes
Wildfires in central Spain and France's Bordeaux region have displaced over 340,000 people, with survivors like Elvira Menéndez and Rocío Domínguez describing chaotic evacuations and uncertain futures as tens of thousands of hectares burn. The Spanish government declared a national fire emergency as blazes merged near Madrid, forcing evacuees into makeshift shelters.
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