Due to high temperatures, droughts and strong winds, wildfires continue to rage in France and Spain. According to a report by British Sky News on the 27th local time, Spanish Prime Minister Sanchez and French Interior Minister Nunez separately spoke out about the fire. According to the report, in his speech in Castellon province in eastern Spain, Sanchez said that urgent measures are urgently needed to deal with the climate emergency and that resources from all over Europe need to be mobilized to put out the fire. “We need to take urgent steps to build a safer and more livable Spain, prepared for the challenges ahead.” Sanchez added that the fight against climate change “cannot be won by the government's unilateral actions alone” and requires the unity of the entire country.

Due to high temperatures, droughts and strong winds, wildfires continue to rage in France and Spain. According to a report by British Sky News on the 27th local time, Spanish Prime Minister Sanchez and French Interior Minister Nunez separately spoke out about the fire. According to the report, in his speech in Castellon province in eastern Spain, Sanchez said that urgent measures are urgently needed to deal with the climate emergency and that resources from all over Europe need to be mobilized to put out the fire. “We need to take urgent steps to build a safer and more livable Spain, prepared for the challenges ahead.” Sanchez added that the fight against climate change “cannot be won by the government's unilateral actions alone” and requires the unity of the entire country.