MADRID (Reuters) - Firefighters have stabilised a huge wildfire that has burned for 10 days on Tenerife, ravaging thousands of acres of woodland on the largest of the Canary Islands, authorities said late on Thursday.
There was a risk that hotspots inside the fire's perimeter, which spread to around 90 km (56 miles), could still reignite, "especially in the central hours of the day," the island's emergency services said on the social platform X, formerly known as Twitter. Teams were working to contain those.
