Wildfires in southern Spain, particularly in Andalusia near Almería, kill at least 11 people and leave others missing, according to reporting compiled from multiple outlets. The Andalusian authorities confirm the deaths after fires spread rapidly and residents attempted to flee. Several victims are described as being trapped in or associated with vehicles as flames swept through roads and surrounding terrain. One account says four people are found in a burnt-out car, with details including that the steering wheel is on fire. Other reports describe the fatalities as totaling around 11 to 13, with figures varying by outlet as investigations continue and counts are updated.

Multiple sources also say British nationals are among the dead or feared dead. Several outlets report that four British people are among those who died, while others report a higher number of British nationals, including seven, citing police or government statements. Separately, Reuters-linked reporting included in the wider coverage mentions rescue of some people, including a British couple saved after being trapped in a ravine during the wildfire events. Firefighters battle the blazes as authorities continue identifying victims and accounting for missing people.