Fires in Spain cause several deaths and damages

In the town of Foz, Galicia, a fire in a residence resulted in the death of a homeless person. According to firefighters, the victim was found inside the building after the fire was extinguished. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

On the same day, a similar incident was reported in Alcorcón, where a woman died from smoke inhalation during a fire in another residence. A neighbor from the area was taken to the hospital for medical attention. At least seven firefighters required assistance during their intervention, and authorities are investigating the reasons behind the incident.

In a separate incident, a 61-year-old man died in Madrid following an explosion in the semi-basement of a building in the Moratalaz district. The events occurred around 3:00 AM on Sunday. The explosion, which originated in the building's storage rooms, also caused a fire that affected the facilities.

Madrid firefighters dispatched ten units to the location to control the flames and carry out rescue operations. Although no structural damage was reported in the upper floors of the building, residents were confined as a safety measure while the situation was managed.

In Foz, the fire that claimed the life of the homeless person began to be reported by local residents. Emergency services arrived urgently, focusing on extinguishing the flames and searching for anyone who might have been trapped.

Both incidents reflect a series of emergencies occurring simultaneously in different localities, and investigations into the causes of the fires are ongoing. Authorities continue to work to clarify the details and provide support to the affected families.