Three people were injured in a wildfire in Benahavís, in the province of Málaga, in Spain. The fire broke out in a mountainous area and spread rapidly, forcing authorities to order the preventive evacuation of 50 residents from the affected area.
The authorities also ordered the preventive confinement of the urban center of the locality, which has about 9,500 inhabitants. This measure aimed to protect the population while the firefighting operations were underway.
The counselor for the Presidency, Health and Emergencies of the Junta de Andalucía, Antonio Sanz, classified the fire as "complex". This classification is due to the intensity of the wind in the region and the vast forest mass concentrated in the area, factors that significantly hindered the firefighters' work.



