Overview

• Eight solar-powered water cannons began operating on July 16, firing 2,966 liters per minute every three minutes to maintain humidity across Devesa de El Saler.
• The system’s energy independence ensures continuous operation even in the event of a power outage.
• Real-time monitoring from sensors, meteorological stations and cameras feeds fire-evolution simulations to guide prevention and response efforts.
• Fire crews have reinforced ground patrols with rapid-response teams ready to tackle any outbreak immediately.
• Officials have urged residents to avoid discarding cigarette butts, keep emergency access clear and refrain from fireworks to reduce ignition risks.