A major wildfire has engulfed a village in the Costa del Sol, near Marbella, sparking an emergency alert. At least five helicopters and over 60 firefighters were deployed to combat the blaze. The fire, which broke out in the Benahavis area, has forced authorities to activate emergency protocols.
Residents were evacuated as the flames rapidly spread through the village. Emergency services reported that the fire was particularly intense, requiring aerial support to contain it. Two people were injured in the incident, though no fatalities have been reported.
Authorities are investigating the cause of the fire, which has raised concerns about the region’s vulnerability to such disasters. The area is known for its dry climate and frequent wildfires during the summer months.
Firefighters continue to work under challenging conditions, with efforts focused on preventing the fire from spreading further. The incident highlights the ongoing risks faced by rural communities in the region.
