Son of Belgian wildfire victim disputes Spanish officials' account of warnings
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The son of a Belgian fatality from a wildfire in Spain has publicly contradicted the Spanish authorities' version of events regarding prior warnings. This dispute raises questions about communication during the emergency response. The family is seeking a more detailed account of the warnings given before the fire. Reuters reported the disagreement.
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