The area affected by the wildfire in the northeastern part of Spain has reached 14,000 hectares.

On the 17th local time, wildfires in the five towns area of the Aragon Autonomous Community in northeastern Spain are still spreading, with the area already reaching 14,000 hectares. Due to factors such as variable wind direction and complex terrain, the situation at the fire scene remains severe. Currently, Longs, Isujre, and Uncastillo-Duvrilla have entered a state of alert, and relevant departments are preparing for precautionary evacuations as needed. On that day, the fire briefly approached and entered the town of Luesia, but its spread has been brought under control, causing only minor impacts. Some sections of the fire between Luesia and Uncastillo-Duvrilla have crossed the road and are now being closely monitored at night.