A wildfire in southern Spain near Almería kills 12 people as authorities continue search and response efforts. The deaths are reported in the area of Los Gallardos, with Andalusian regional government officials saying the toll rises to 12 after confirmation of six additional fatalities. Reports indicate some victims are found in or near vehicles, and the fire is associated with hamlet areas including Bedar, while firefighters work to contain the blaze. One source notes the outbreak occurs amid soaring temperatures during a broader heatwave affecting Spain, with orange weather warnings issued for parts of the country. Around 150 firefighters are reported to be battling the fire, and additional people are said to be injured, including at least six injuries referenced by one outlet. Authorities continue efforts to control the wildfire and determine the full impact as recovery and identification proceed.