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Macron holds crisis meeting as monster wildfires drive 250,000 from their homes

President Macron has convened a crisis cabinet meeting as massive wildfires force 250,000 people from their homes across France and Spain.

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The brief

President Macron has called a crisis meeting of the French cabinet as monster wildfires continue to devastate the region. The blazes have displaced 250,000 people and are currently threatening the city of Bordeaux.

Coverage from AP News, Al Jazeera, and CNN emphasizes the scale of the disaster, describing "gigantic fire clouds" engulfing parts of France and Spain. While CNN and CNBC report on fires near Madrid, NPR notes that progress is being made in the Spanish effort.

Future developments center on the outcome of the French cabinet's crisis meeting and whether firefighters can prevent the blazes from reaching Bordeaux.

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How many people have been displaced?

According to AP News, 250,000 people have been driven from their homes.

Which cities are specifically mentioned as being threatened?

Coverage identifies Bordeaux in France and areas near Madrid in Spain.

What is the current status of the fires in Spain?

NPR reports that progress is being made in Spain, though CNN notes battles continue near Madrid.

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