Live: Massive wildfire near Bordeaux 'remains stable' after calm night, local authorities say

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Wildfires in southwestern France and neighboring Spain have scorched vast areas, forcing the evacuation of hundreds of thousands of residents near Bordeaux. The blazes, driven by an intense heatwave and drought, have burned over 115,000 hectares and prompted emergency responses across the region.
진보 성향:Firefighting effort — progressive outlets highlight ongoing containment operations and climate context.
중도 성향:Mass displacement — moderate outlets focus on evacuation figures and emergency response.
보수 성향:Economic threat — conservative outlets stress heatwave, drought, and economic consequences.
The megafire in France's southwest Gironde department near Bordeaux, which has burned through 42,000 hectares of forest since July 22, remained "stable" Tuesday morning after a calm night, according to the local prefecture.
However, forecasts predict a rise in temperatures up to 33 to 35°C inland during the day, accompanied by a southeast wind, which could reignite the blaze.
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