The fire that started in La Mierla (Guadalajara) last Thursday, which remains at Level 2, has already burned 12,000 hectares, with a total of 16 evacuated municipalities and a total of 700 people evacuated, according to data updated to Europa Press by the Government of Castilla-La Mancha.
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Once the night has passed, aerial means resume their activity, and at this time there are a total of 204 people working across 32 teams, according to information provided by Infocam and collected by the agency.
Meanwhile, the Government of Castilla-La Mancha is shaping an action strategy in the area affected by the La Mierla fire to boost both the primary sector and tourism when normality returns.
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Sources from the regional government consulted by Europa Press highlight the area for its environmental richness, a focus of nature tourism attraction, an environment that will need a boost once the flames are extinguished.
The fire has been active since last Thursday and already affects 12,000 hectares, with more than 700 people evacuated.
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