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Los Gallardos Forest Fire in Spain: Death Toll Rises to 13 After One of the Injured in the Hospital Loses Their Life
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- The number of those who lost their lives in the Los Gallardos forest fire in the Almería province of Spain has risen to 13.
- One of the severely injured who was taken into treatment at Torrecárdenas University Hospital died.
- Health sources stated that the latest death occurred on Sunday and that the situation was reported to the regional press.
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13 total deaths1 injured who died in hospital
A sad development occurred regarding the forest fire in the Los Gallardos area located in the Almería province of Spain. One of the severely injured, who was transferred to the Torrecárdenas University Hospital in the region, passed away on Sunday.
With this death, the toll of the ongoing disaster, where extinguishing and rescue efforts continue, has worsened, reaching a total of 13 deaths. In a statement made by health authorities to the Andalucía regional press, it was reported that the conditions of the severely injured individuals admitted to the hospital were being closely monitored.
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- The fire broke out in the town of Los Gallardos in the Almería province, part of the autonomous community of Andalusia in southern Spain.
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