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Extreme temperatures in France and Spain as wildfires leave areas looking like a ‘war zone’

A third of a million people are displaced as extreme temperatures fuel massive wildfires across France and Spain.

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A third of a million people in southwest Europe have been displaced due to massive wildfires occurring amid extreme temperatures. NPR reports that evacuations are ongoing in France, while CNN describes the visual state of the impacted regions as resembling a war zone.

Fire crews are currently battling the blazes in France, where The Hill notes the extreme heat is complicating response efforts. France 24 states that the massive fire in southwest France remains under control.

Efforts to contain the fires continue as crews manage extreme temperatures in the affected regions. Coverage does not yet specify when those displaced will be permitted to return to their homes or if additional evacuation orders are expected for Spain or other parts of France.

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How many people have been displaced?

A third of a million people have been displaced in southwest Europe.

What is the current status of the fires?

Fire crews are battling the blazes, and France 24 reports that the massive wildfire in southwest France remains under control.

What is the weather like in the affected areas?

The region is experiencing extreme temperatures.

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