Overview
- Firefighters have recently stabilized multiple major incidents, including the Sierra Oeste de Madrid fire, the Vall d'Uixó blaze and the Cerro Muriano fire, allowing perimeter work to shift from active suppression to mop-up and monitoring.
- The Burgohondo fire in Ávila remains the largest recent blaze, with the provincial government reporting more than 50,000 hectares burned even as crews declare its perimeter largely controlled.
- A recycling-plant fire in Roales del Pan, Zamora, produced a large toxic smoke cloud that triggered an ES-ALERT to nearby towns and caused traffic disruptions on the A-11 while authorities warned residents to avoid outdoor activity.
- Relief operations are under way for affected people and businesses: Madrid has assisted more than 1,140 residents, is housing 83 people and 33 animals, and set up Points of Aid offering legal, labour and psychological support.
- Officials have begun restoration planning for damaged natural areas such as Les Gavarres, and national mutual-aid teams that came from other regions and abroad remain on site to extinguish hot spots and protect infrastructure.