A wildfire in Los Gallardos, in the province of Almería, Spain, is reported to have killed at least 11 people, with some accounts raising the toll to 12. Multiple sources say firefighters are still battling the blaze as searches continue in affected areas.
Several victims are reported to have been found in or around burnt vehicles. One outlet says at least four of the dead are thought to be British, after bodies were found in a charred car. Another source similarly reports that people thought to be British are among the fatalities and notes the presence of bodies in burnt vehicles.
The reports do not provide additional confirmed details about the identities of the victims or the cause of the fire. However, the coverage is consistent on the location—Los Gallardos, Almería—on the scale of the death toll, and on the discovery of some bodies in burnt cars, including possible British nationals. Authorities are continuing emergency operations and investigations as the situation develops.
