A large wildfire in south-west France near Bordeaux prompts evacuations of residents and tourists. Local authorities say that, as of Thursday, a further 7,000 people are evacuated, bringing the total number of people moved to about 12,000. The evacuations include both local residents and visitors in affected areas. Reports from local sources describe the blaze as intense and ongoing, leading authorities to expand evacuation measures to reduce risk to people in the vicinity. The accounts emphasize the scale of the response and the cumulative figure of those displaced or temporarily relocated as the situation develops. Both outlets report the same figures—an additional 7,000 evacuated on Thursday and a total of roughly 12,000—indicating coordination between regional authorities and communication with the public. The coverage does not provide further details on the fire’s cause, extent, or any casualties in the provided excerpts.