Firefighters, supported by troops, battled two wildfires on Saturday in northwestern Spain, fuelled by dry conditions and high temperatures. Meanwhile, 34 brigades and 17 aircraft were fighting a separate blaze in neighbouring Ourense province, also ignited on Thursday, which has consumed around 240 hectares. The fires come as Spain experiences warmer-than-usual temperatures, with parts of Galicia exceeding 30C in recent days. Western and northwestern Spain, along with neighbouring Portugal, were hit by devastating wildfires this summer. Four people died in each country, with nearly 330,000 hectares burned in Spain and almost 250,000 hectares in Portugal in just a few weeks, according to the European Forest Fires Information System.