Forest fire stabilized on the Olles road with 8 teams

A forest fire on the Camí de les Olles is stabilized after the intervention of firefighters with 8 units and 2 helicopters.
 Bomberos treballant en l'extinció d'un incendi forestal estabilitzat al camí de les Olles amb dotacions terrestres i helicòpters — Imagen de la Fuente
Firefighters working on the extinguishing of a stabilized forest fire on the Camí de les Olles with ground units and helicopters — Source Image

An active forest fire has raised an alert in the area of Camí de les Olles this May 28. The rapid response has allowed it to be stabilized with ground and aerial resources.

The Generalitat Firefighters have been working since early hours with eight ground units and two water-dropping helicopters to control the situation, according to their official X account.

The Firefighters’ Intervention

Ground units at the fire front

Eight ground units have been dispatched to Camí de les Olles to tackle the fire. These units include specialized extinguishing brigades and logistical support teams.

Essential aerial support

Two water-dropping helicopters have collaborated in controlling the fire, allowing its spread to be quickly stopped. The use of these aircraft is key for areas difficult to access by land.

Context and local impact

Vulnerable forest area

Camí de les Olles is an area with dense vegetation, especially susceptible to fires during the dry season. The risk of extension requires a rapid and coordinated response.

Response and prevention

The Firefighters continue monitoring the area to prevent flare-ups. Local authorities remind the importance of prevention and immediate reporting at any sign of fire.

Data and official statements

Official information from the Firefighters

According to the emergency service 112, the fire is now stabilized and under control thanks to the joint action of ground and aerial resources, with no personal injuries reported so far.

Situation monitoring

The Generalitat maintains the device active and remains attentive to any changes that could affect the safety of residents and the conservation of the natural environment.

The speed and coordination in this operation show that not all is lost when the fire climbs. But the question always remains: how much longer will we withstand this constant tension?

Source of the article: Generalitat Firefighters