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Forced to Flee and Wait, Evacuees Wonder if Their Homes Still Stand

The News

In central Spain, thousands of evacuees have been forced to flee from wildfires, with many sleeping in shelters or cars. Some have been evacuated multiple times as the flames advance. They are waiting to learn whether their homes have been destroyed.

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Why it matters

Thousands of people displaced in central Spain

Evidence

Evacuees are awaiting word on what they left behind.

Uncertainty

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Some evacuees have been evacuated multiple times ahead of the advancing flames.

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  • Thousands of people displaced in central Spain
  • People sleeping in shelters and cars

Plain English

In central Spain, thousands of people sleep in shelters or in their cars, some of them evacuated multiple times ahead of the flames, awaiting word on what they left behind.

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Some evacuees have been evacuated multiple times ahead of the advancing flames.

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Evacuees are awaiting word on what they left behind.

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In central Spain, thousands of people sleep in shelters or in their cars.

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