Massive wildfires in France and Spain have forced about 200,000 people to leave their homes. Hot, dry weather and strong winds have helped the fires spread quickly, destroying large areas of land. Both countries have declared national emergencies as the situation remains dangerous.
France has asked other countries for help to fight the flames. In Spain, officials have also taken urgent steps to control the fires. Parts of Italy are also affected by the extreme fire conditions, which have led to further evacuations across the region.
The fires have caused widespread damage to forests and rural areas. Emergency teams are working hard to protect communities and contain the blazes. The exact number of homes and buildings destroyed is not yet known.
Authorities say the fires are some of the worst seen in years. Residents in affected zones have been told to follow evacuation orders and stay away from dangerous areas. Firefighters from neighboring countries are expected to join the efforts.
No casualties have been confirmed so far, but officials warn that the fires may continue to spread if weather conditions do not improve. People are urged to remain cautious and follow safety instructions from local authorities.