Spain allows return of evacuees to towns near Madrid after wildfires
Most outlets reported that Spain lifted evacuation orders for towns affected by wildfires, allowing residents to return. The Business Recorder emphasized the timing and the number of municipalities, while Arab News Pakistan highlighted the return of evacuees to the last two towns near Madrid. Both excerpts framed the development as a government-announced update.
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Spain allows return of fire evacuees to two more towns near Madrid
Residents of the last two towns near Madrid to be fully evacuated because of a massive wildfire were allowed to return home late Wednesday, the interior ministry said in a statement.
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Spain ends evacuation orders for 13 municipalities in fire-hit regions
MADRID: Spain has ended evacuation orders for 13 municipalities in two areas hit by wildfires, starting from 5:00 pm (1500 GMT) on Tuesday, the interior ministry said. The lifting of the order means “residents can begin returning to their homes,” the ministry told AFP, without specifying how many residents were affected. At a Civil Guard checkpoint near Chapineria and Navas del Rey – two villag...
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