The fire in Riglos (Huesca) is worsening, has burned 4,200 hectares and will continue to burn in the coming days.

A forest fire that began on Monday in the Peñas de Riglos area of Huesca, Spain, has expanded to affect approximately 4,200 hectares. As of August 11, the fire remains active and is characterized by an unfavorable evolution, with a perimeter that has not yet been consolidated. Authorities indicate that the situation is expected to persist over the coming days.

Separately, in Zawiya, Libya, the National Oil Corporation announced that fires at several oil refinery depots have been brought under control. The blazes, which were triggered by drone attacks, were extinguished more than 20 hours after the initial incident.