Personnel from the Balearic Nature Institute (Ibanat) are acting on two forest fires of potential severity 0 in Bunyola, Mallorca. On one hand, a fire has been confirmed at Coll d'Honor at 08:20 and, on the other, two active outbreaks have been confirmed since 02:42 at Son Creus. At this latter point, 19 forest firefighters, 2 fire engines, and 1 environmental agent are working.

The smoke of the fires The blaze that is ravaging much of the Iberian Peninsula has reached the Balearic Islands and turned the sky gray. The islands' forested areas are a powder keg due to the overgrowth of vegetation. But if many of these areas have already been burned elsewhere in Spain, why haven't they done so in the Balearic Islands? What are the keys to keeping forest fires at bay in the archipelago?

The Regional Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and the Environment has declared the forest fire that broke out this Thursday afternoon in the Sant Miquel stream in Sa Pobla under control. According to Europa Press, the fire was confirmed at 5:05 p.m. and was declared a potential severity level of 1. At 7:00 p.m., it was declared under control and became a potential severity level of 0.