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Spanish government set to declare Almeria fire area a 'disaster zone' to speed up emergency aid | Sur in English (opens the original)
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Spain's government has begun the process of declaring the Almeria wildfire zone a disaster area, in a move designed to speed up emergency financial ... aid. The area will be classed as a zone seriously affected by a Civil Protection emergency, commonly known as a "disaster zone". The fire broke out near Los Gallardos on 9 July and has claimed 13 lives. The fire directly hit five municipalities: Los Gallardos, Bédar, Lubrín, Sorbas and Antas. Sara Aagesen, Third Deputy Prime Minister and Minister
Annette Kilgore, Ana Sims and Pedro Rodríguez are among those who lost their lives in the fire in Bédar | Sur in English (opens the original)
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Vera magistrates’ court is now on the verge of identifying all the fatalities from the tragic fire in Almeria last week. One of them was ... identified while still alive: a 93-year-old woman who died at Torrecárdenas University Hospital as a result of injuries covering 20 per cent of her body. The rest have been – or are being – identified thanks to DNA tests being carried out in the Guardia Civil’s laboratories and validated by the courts in Vera. At the moment, there are only three bodies left
Almeria fire: DNA tests identify nine of the 12 bodies | Sur in English (opens the original)
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The painstaking task of identifying the 12 bodies found following the fire in Los Gallardos (Almeria) took a giant leap forward on Monday. The ... court has identified nine of the victims. Given the severity of the incident, DNA analysis is proving to be the only viable method of identification. The process is progressing rapidly thanks to biological samples from relatives, provided by the consulates of the countries concerned. The Guardia Civil, accompanied by psychologists, are already notifyi
Death of elderly British woman raises Los Gallardos fire death toll to 13 | Sur in English (opens the original)
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The death of a 93-year-old British woman with severe burns has raised the Los Gallardos (Almeria) fire death toll to 13. The Guardia Civil, who have already suspended search operations, don't expect any more victims. Early on Sunday afternoon, the search operation, comprised of around 100 people, which had been conducting continuous sweeps of the fire-affected areas for three days, concluded, with no further discoveries other than some trapped animals, which were rescued and taken to safety. The
Infoca has declared the fire in Los Gallardos to be ‘stabilised’ and has authorised the return of a thousand of those who were evacuated | Sur in English (opens the original)
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A glimmer of hope has finally eased the extreme tension that has been keeping Andalucía on tenterhooks. After several days marked by anguish and devastation, ... the president of the regional government of Andalucía, Juanma Moreno, has officially announced from the forward command post in Turre that the Infoca Plan has declared the violent forest fire that broke out in Almocáizar, in the municipality of Los Gallardos, on Thursday afternoon to be "stabilised". The head of the regional government
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