Spain Wildfire Kills 12 Amid Record Heatwave

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A devastating wildfire in Spain's Almeria province has claimed 12 lives, with victims found in burnt-out vehicles as they attempted to flee.
Eight injured and 23 missing, the blaze has consumed over 3,200 hectares amid a severe heatwave gripping the country.

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A devastating wildfire in Spain's Almeria province has claimed 12 lives, with victims found in burnt-out vehicles as they attempted to flee. Eight injured and 23 missing, the blaze has consumed over 3,200 hectares amid a severe heatwave gripping the country.

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