Thousands of people have been forced to flee their homes as deadly wildfires continue to rage across parts of France, Spain and Italy. Hundreds of firefighters, supported by water-bombing planes, are battling the blazes, which are being fueled by scorching temperatures and strong winds. In France, authorities ordered the evacuation of a peninsula, with many residents escaping by boat. The fires have been burning for several days and continued to spread overnight. More than 30,000 people have been evacuated so far across France and Spain. According to satellite data, the total area of land burned this year in European Union countries is the second largest on record. The situation remains critical as fire crews work to contain the flames and prevent further destruction.