12 people lost their lives in forest fires in Spain, British tourists rescued from narrow area

At least 12 people lost their lives in one of the most destructive forest fires in Spain's history. The situation became highly dramatic in the Andalusia region where flames spread, and many people in the area were adversely affected.

On Saturday, Civil Guard teams safely evacuated two severely injured British tourists from the area through a dramatic rescue operation. It was announced that the tourists, who were trapped in the valley and sustained severe injuries, were found semi-conscious at the scene.

Describing the difficult terrain and the intense fire zone where the tourists were located, the teams stated that it was unbelievable anyone survived under these conditions. This disaster that occurred in Spain once again revealed the scale of the country's fight against forest fires.