The forest fire in Niebla (Huelva) declared this past August 6 has already been confirmed as the most severe in the history of Andalusia in terms of the number of hectares affected, alongside the one that took place in Riotinto in 2004. On that occasion, the area reached 34,000 hectares, and in the case of this year, more than 38,000 hectares have already been reported, although the first vice president of the Junta de Andalucía and Minister of Health and Emergencies, Antonio Sanz, has insisted that the finally burned area will be “considerably smaller.”

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The residents of the metropolitan area of Granada went out of their homes again this Tuesday due to “fear and caution” after the province recorded a new seismic sequence with five earthquakes in less than an hour, three of them widely felt by the population and three with magnitudes above 4, as part of the seismic series affecting the area since last August 15. Awaiting further information, for now the regional authorities have reported that three minor injuries have been recorded.