France Evacuates 220,000 in One of Its Largest Ever Wildfire Evacuations

France is battling extensive wildfires, with the number of evacuees rising to 220,000 after overnight evacuations — making it one of the country's largest-ever evacuations, according to Le Parisien. Rail traffic south of Bordeaux was suspended Sunday morning due to the spreading fires. Spain is simultaneously fighting blazes near Madrid, where around 60,000 people have been evacuated.