The European Union first sent two fire fighting aircraft to Spain to help the wildfire for the war, after the European Union activated Bloc’s disaster aid mechanism.
This assistance comes when the country recorded death related to the third forest fire on Thursday morning.
There are concerns that wildfire can continue to spread. The Spain’s state weather agency Amet estimates that in some areas a heatwave with temperatures up to 44C will continue till Monday.
Spain is the fifth European nation to request aid with fighting wildfire. In Greece, 25,000 acres of land has been burnt since Tuesday.
Two French Canadare Water Bomber aircraft arrived in the northwest Galisia region of Spain on Thursday.
Pedro Blanco said, “The fight against the fire does not know any limit.” “French resources are now to intensify efforts to extinguish wildfire in Spain.”
Internal Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska told local media on Wednesday that both aircraft were not yet needed, but the government wanted them in Spain so that they could be kept to use if necessary.
He told broadcaster Cadeena Ser that he had not refused to request more firefighters.
After suffering from severe burning, a volunteer fire fighter from the northwestern region Leon died on Thursday.
He became the second volunteer to die as a result of the fire in the region and the third person died. Last Tuesday, another person died near the capital Madrid.
Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said on Thursday, “We have once again been killed by the death of another volunteer, who lost their lives in Leon.” “All our love and support go out for our family and friends during this unbearable time.”
RootsThe Spain’s civil guard said that he had arrested two people on suspicion of starting a fire in Castil and Leon, who had spread to thousands of hectares – the number of arrests of arson to 10 to 10 since the beginning of June.
While the weather conditions are currently favorable for wildfires, they can be sparked by barbecue, cigarette stabs or sacrificed bottles. Spain is a criminal offense due to a forest fire, even though inadvertently.
Thousands of people have been evacuated from their homes across the country, 700 on Wednesday asked to leave their towns in the southwest province of censors.
Wildfires are a common phenomenon in summer in southern Europe, but their severity can often be extended by heatwave conditions.
European Union data shows that about 629,000 hectares (1.6 million acres) of land have been burnt in the block since the beginning of the year, including wildfires in Spain, including a quarter of that clan.
Climate change can be difficult to associate climate change with individual extreme weather events, saying that climate change is generally making heatwaves warm, long and more frequent.
Long -term warm conditions can dry the ground and flora, making it easier to spread wildfire rapidly.
RootsGreece, Bulgaria, Montenegro and Albania have also activated the Civil Protection of the European Union, which allows any country to request emergency support – in both Europe and beyond – both of them.
In Greece, wildfires are burning for the third consecutive day, on the island of Chios and with the most dangerous fronts in the Achiya region of Peloponies.
So far, 95 people – including both firefighters and citizens – have been injured.
European Union data shows that since Tuesday morning, more than 10,000 hectares (25,000 acres) have been burnt across the country.
Officials have issued a red warning for Thursday, a warning of a lot of fire in Etiica, East Central Greece, Eviya, North-Eastern Peloponies and Thresh.
In Chios, the fire front extends to dozens of kilometers, and with limited resources, many inhabitants have to empty by the sea using coastguards and private ships.
Officials said three people were arrested for fire near the port city of the port city, which began earlier this week and WHCIH’s pockets keep burning.
Albania and Türkiye also caught fire, in which several firefighters were injured while dealing with the blaze.
Additional Reporting by Nicos Papanikolau in Greece
