Une évacuation obligatoire sera-t-elle ordonnée pour les habitants d'une municipalité espagnole à cause d'un incendie ou d'un risque d'incendie ?

Pourquoi : Multiple independent, credible news reports in the supplied evidence show Spanish authorities issued official evacuation orders for inhabited areas because of wildfires on or before 2026-08-09. Euronews (2026-08-09) reports that Andalusia’s forest firefighting service (INFOCA) 'forced the evacuation' of population centres west of Seville (Berrocal, El Membrillo, El Pozuelo and Marigenta). PBS (AP, 2026-07-28) states Spanish authorities were 'lifting evacuation and stay-at-home orders for thousands', with the central government’s representative saying orders would be lifted in 10 towns (implying those orders had been issued). Reuters (2026-07-31) reports 'Fourteen villages were evacuated and two others told to remain indoors' and documents large-scale evacuations in Ávila/Madrid/Castellón. CTV News/AFP (2026-08-09) also reports people displaced/moved to safety in southwestern Spain. Taken together, these independent accounts establish that official mandatory evacuation orders requiring residents to leave inhabited areas were issued by Spanish regional/national authorities.