A fast-moving wildfire in southern France forced dozens of residents to leave their homes on Sunday. The blaze, which broke out near the town of Draguignan in the Var region, spread quickly due to strong winds and dry vegetation. More than 600 firefighters and water-bombing aircraft worked to control the flames. According to local authorities, the fire destroyed 10 homes and damaged nine others. One firefighter suffered minor injuries. The Mediterranean region of southern France often faces wildfires during the hot, dry summer months. High temperatures and low humidity create conditions that can turn small fires into large, fast-moving ones. Emergency services urged residents to follow evacuation orders and stay safe. The cause of the fire is under investigation. Authorities continue to monitor the situation as firefighters work to fully extinguish the blaze.