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A massive forest fire has put Spain on high alert after ravaging large areas of the province of Almería. According to the latest report from authorities, at least 11 people have died and 19 remain missing, while search and rescue efforts continue in the areas most affected by the advancing flames.

The blaze spread rapidly due to high temperatures, dry vegetation, and adverse weather conditions, which hampered the work of emergency teams. Hundreds of firefighters, forestry brigades, Civil Protection personnel, and support staff are participating in a large-scale operation to contain the fire and protect the population.

Initial investigations suggest that the fire may have been caused by a downed power line. However, authorities have indicated that the exact cause will be determined once the corresponding investigations are completed. In addition to the fatalities and missing persons, numerous families have had to evacuate their homes as a precaution due to the risk posed by the advancing fire. Authorities are also assessing the damage to homes, infrastructure, and thousands of hectares of vegetation affected by the blaze.

While efforts to control the fire continue, emergency services remain hopeful of finding the missing alive and preventing further tragedies. The Spanish government has mobilized all available resources to address what is considered one of the most serious emergencies in the region in recent years.