But CBS News correspondent Ramy Inocencio says nearly 80,000 people remain displaced from their homes across all of southern France, and the fire is not out. A volunteer sprays water on smoldering ground in a burned forest area in Le Temple, Gironde, southwest France, on July 29, 2026. Sophie Brocas, the prefect for the Gironde region, expressed some optimism that lower temperatures could help. Blazes in touristic Mugla and Antalya and elsewhere raged overnight as hot weather and strong winds gripped the region. At the peak of the evacuations, a third of a million people were driven from homes and vacation sites in France and Spain.