A wildfire driven by tramontana winds is burning in Catalonia’s Costa Brava region near the province of Girona. Multiple reports say the fire damages roughly 750 hectares and has affected several nearby municipalities, while one outlet later reports a larger area of about 1,280 hectares. Authorities order residents in the affected towns to stay indoors and avoid travel to the area, with the number of people confined reported as about 12,000. Reports describe additional activity in the wider region, including a separate or related blaze in Vilavenut that affects farmland. Coverage consistently links the spread to strong, fast-moving winds. The situation remains an active wildfire emergency, with local officials monitoring conditions and maintaining restrictions for residents in towns at risk or directly affected by smoke and fire behaviour.