Canaries News

After nearly a month burning, the forest fire on the island of Tenerife is finally under control. The blaze, which has affected over fourteen thousand hectares and involving twelve municipalities on the island, has been burning since August 15th. Over

Over the weekend, over one thousand migrants are confirmed to have arrived in the Canary Islands using various vessels. This broke the record for the highest number of arrivals in a single day in 2023. Canarian authorities are calling for

The Spanish government has declared multiple areas affected by severe wildfires as catastrophe zones, including affected areas in Tenerife, Andalucía, Castilla y León, Comunidad Foral de Navarra, Castilla-La Mancha, Comunidad Valenciana, and Extremadura. These wildfires have caused significant damage, with

Policia Nacional and the Spanish Navy intercepted a sailboat carrying one thousand five hundred kilos of cocaine bound for Spain. In an operation working with British, American, and Italian authorities, police uncovered the gang and their plan to bring drugs

The wildfire in Tenerife has burned over fifteen thousand hectares, making it the worst fire in Spain this year. Over twelve thousand people have been evacuated from the affected areas, and numerous threatened species of flora and fauna are in

The forest fire in Tenerife that has been burning for six days, consuming over thirteen thousand three hundred and eighty-three hectares of land appears to be slowing down. In their latest update last night, officials on the island confirmed that

Canarian Regional President Fernando Clavijo has confirmed that investigators believe the wildfire – which has destroyed over 11,600 hectares of woodland and seen thousands evacuated from their homes – was started deliberately. In a press conference on Sunday, the head

Wildfires on the island of Tenerife are continuing to burn uncontrolled in the north-eastern part of the island. So far, around seven and a half thousand people have been evacuated from their homes or told to stay indoors. Over two

Meteorological agency Aemet has issued a yellow weather warning for hot weather over the weekend for the archipelago. Temperatures of up to 36oC are expected in places, with strong winds expected alongside the hot weather.

Further evacuations have taken place after the wildfire on the island of Tenerife continues to burn out of control. Firefighters confirmed that the blaze has already destroyed around 1,800 hectares of woodland. Authorities in the north eastern area of the