A British couple is rescued from a ravine in Spain’s Almería province after being trapped by fast-moving wildfires, according to reports from multiple outlets citing local authorities. The pair is found semi-conscious and badly burned, with one account describing burns covering about 40% of their bodies. They were reported to be on holiday in the region and are believed to have been hiking when they were caught by the blaze. Local searches are carried out for survivors, after which the couple is located. The Guardian reports they are airlifted to hospital as part of a rescue operation lasting around two hours, carried out by Guardia Civil. The wildfires are reported to have killed 12 people and to have burned more than 6,000 hectares in the province. In addition, at least 23 people are reported missing, highlighting the ongoing scale of the disaster as responders continue efforts. The couple’s names are not given in the available reports, and their condition beyond the initial description is not detailed.