Firefighters gain upper hand on 'horrific' Spain wildfires that killed at least 12

Firefighters in Spain have gained the upper hand on wildfires that broke out Thursday in the southern region of Andalusia, helped on Saturday by improved weather. France 24 reports that around five hundred firefighters are battling the blaze. Officials say at least twelve people have died since the fire started, and another seven remain officially missing.

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