Spain ends evacuation orders for 13 municipalities in two regions affected by wildfires, according to the country’s interior ministry. The ministry says the evacuation orders start being lifted on Tuesday. The decision applies to municipalities located in the fire-hit areas where authorities had previously ordered residents to leave for safety reasons. While the evacuation orders are discontinued for these 13 municipalities, the reports do not indicate that the wildfires are fully contained, only that the specific evacuation measures in those localities are no longer in force. The ministry’s statement focuses on the change in evacuation status rather than providing further details on damage, casualties, or the current condition of the fires. Other developments in the broader wildfire response are not included in the available report summary.