2026-07-26T06:58:07-0400 / 哥伦比亚广播公司/美联社
法国和西班牙的消防人员仍在奋力扑救肆虐的山火，两国已有超过30万人被迫疏散。
法国吉伦特省——葡萄酒产区城市波尔多所在地——的政府部门发布了夜间疏散令，追加5个地区的居民撤离。风向多变加上干旱环境，使得这场巨型山火的防控工作难度陡增。当局表示，仅该省一地的疏散行动就已跻身二战以来规模最大的疏散行动之列，超过25万人被勒令撤离危险区域。
2026年7月26日，一名巴黎消防队的消防员在波尔多西部的马尔谢普里姆用铁锹拍打闷烧的残骸。自7月22日以来，一场山火一直在阿卡雄湾（吉伦特省）以北的林区肆虐。罗曼·佩罗舒 / 法新社/盖蒂图片社
法国国内事务部长洛朗·努涅斯周日在X平台上发帖称，法国全境的火情“形势依然非常严峻”。
“火势再次变得极其猛烈且难以预测，自行催生了强风，火势不规则地向波尔多都市区蔓延，”努涅斯在X上写道，“到深夜时火势有所减弱。”
吉伦特省官方表示，过火区域——大部分是因今年连续热浪而变得干燥易燃的松林和灌丛——面积持续扩大，截至周日上午估计已达162平方英里。这相当于曼哈顿岛面积的7倍，巴黎市面积的4倍。
2026年7月26日，这张照片展示了波尔多西部莱格-卡普费雷和马尔谢普里姆之间被烧毁的房屋和汽车。自7月22日以来，一场山火一直在阿卡雄湾（吉伦特省）以北的林区肆虐。罗曼·佩罗舒 / 法新社/盖蒂图片社
消防员们正通过地面和空中作业努力减缓火势向波尔多蔓延的速度，飞机正在投水和阻燃剂。军方已被调派增援消防员们昼夜不停的高强度工作，其他欧洲国家也派出了投水飞机、直升机和消防员。
与此同时在邻国西班牙，马德里西部火场区域的更多村庄在夜间被清空，沿海城市瓦伦西亚附近又出现了新的火情火线。
2026年7月26日，一架Air Tractor AT-802F Fire Boss型飞机在马德里以西约70公里的圣马丁-德瓦尔代维格斯附近的山火上空投水。塞萨尔·曼索 / 法新社/盖蒂图片社
据法新社报道，瓦伦西亚大区主席胡安弗兰·佩雷斯·略尔卡在周六晚间对记者表示：“这场大火已经超出了我们的扑救能力。”
西班牙中央政府驻瓦伦西亚代表皮拉尔·贝尔纳贝在X平台上写道，“夜间火情形势极为严峻”。
“预计随着白天推进，天气条件会进一步恶化，因此我们正利用当前这段时间全力扑救山火，”她说道。
2026年7月26日，这张照片展示了马德里以西65公里处佩拉约斯-德拉普雷萨的一场毁灭性山火过后，一栋废弃房屋的损毁情况，该房屋所在地块曾用于存放废金属。奥斯卡·德尔波佐 / 法新社/盖蒂图片社
据统计，本周西班牙境内失控的野火已累计造成11.6万人离家疏散。
当地政府表示，周六瓦伦西亚郊区马尼塞斯一处灌木丛沟壑中的野火失控肆虐四小时，造成一名男子死亡，这是西班牙本轮山火有记录以来的首例死亡案例。
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More than 300,000 displaced in France and Spain as exhausted firefighters battle wildfires
2026-07-26T06:58:07-0400 / CBS/AP
Fire crews in France and Spain continued to battle raging wildfires that have forced the evacuation of more than 300,000 people in the two countries.
Authorities in France’s Gironde region, where the wine region city of Bordeaux is located, issued overnight evacuation orders for five more localities as shifting winds and arid conditions complicated the massive effort to limit the spread of the monster blaze. The evacuation operation now ranks among the biggest seen since World War II, authorities said, with more than 250,000 people ordered out of the danger zone in one region alone.
A firefighter of the Paris Fire Brigade strikes the smoldering debris with a shovel in Marcheprime west of Bordeaux on July 26, 2026, as a wildfire has been ravaging the forest north of the Arcachon Basin (Gironde) since July 22. ROMAIN PERROCHEAU /AFP via Getty Images
“The situation remains very unfavorable” for fires across France, the country’s Interior Minister Laurent Nunez posted on X Sunday.
“The fire again became extremely virulent again and unpredictable, generating its own winds and advancing erratically toward the Bordeaux metropolitan area,” Nunez posted on X. “It became calmer by the end of the night.”
The area that has burned, much of it pine forests and scrubland made tinder-dry by successive heat waves this year, has grown inexorably, expanding by Sunday morning to an estimated 162 square miles, the Gironde prefecture said. That is seven times the area of Manhattan island and four times the size of Paris.
This photograph shows a burned house and car between Lège-Cap-Ferret and Marcheprime west of Bordeaux on July 26, 2026 as a wildfire has been ravaging the forest north of the Arcachon Basin (Gironde) since July 22. ROMAIN PERROCHEAU /AFP via Getty Images
Firefighters are battling to slow the flames’ progression toward Bordeaux, both on the ground and in the air, with planes dropping water and retardants. Soldiers have been called in to reinforce fire crews’ exhausting round-the-clock efforts and other European countries have sent water-dropping planes, helicopters and firefighters.
Meanwhile in neighboring Spain, more villages in the fire zone raging west of Madrid were emptied overnight and a new front opened near the coastal city of Valencia.
An Air Tractor AT-802F Fire Boss aircraft dumps water over a wildfire burning near San Martin de Valdeiglesias, about 70km west of Madrid, on July 26, 2026. Cesar MANSO /AFP via Getty Images
“The fire is beyond our capacity to extinguish,” Juanfran Perez Llorca, Valencia’s regional president, told reporters late Saturday, according to AFP.
Pilar Bernabe, the central government delegate to Valencia, wrote on X that “the night was very intense”.
“Weather conditions are expected to deteriorate as the day progresses, so these hours are being used to battle the flames,” she said.
This picture shows the damage at a burned-out house, which sits on a plot used for storing scrap metal, following a devastating wildfire in Pelayos de la Presa, 65 kilometers west of Madrid, on July 26, 2026. Oscar DEL POZO /AFP via Getty Images
In total, uncontrolled blazes in Spain this week have forced 116,000 people out of their homes.
A wildfire in a bushy ravine in Manises, a suburb of Valencia, that raged out of control for four hours killed one man on Saturday, the local government said, marking Spain’s first recorded death in the latest fires.
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