
- A 93-year-old British woman has died from severe burns sustained in the devastating Spanish wildfires, bringing the total fatalities to 13, with at least four believed to be British.
- Two British hikers, suffering 40% burns, were found alive by Civil Guards after being reported missing, and are now in a serious but stable condition in hospital.
- Spanish authorities suggest victims were foreign tourists who abandoned vehicles and attempted to escape on foot through rugged terrain.
- The son of a Belgian victim disputes official claims that his father and others ignored advice, stating no clear guidance was provided by emergency services before they tried to flee.
- The Andalusian government, however, maintains that local mayors and police either directed residents to safe evacuation routes or instructed them to shelter in place.
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