Following the CECOPI meeting, it was announced that residents of the Toledo, Carbonaire, Sant Antoni, and Sant Josep neighborhoods can return to their homes. However, the town's confinement remains in place until 08:00 on Tuesday for safety reasons.
The extinguishing device, which includes more than 400 personnel and 30 aerial assets, continues to work to stabilize the fire. Authorities have indicated that weather forecasts, with light winds and increased humidity, could favor the work of emergency teams during the night.
Currently, evacuation measures remain in place in several municipalities in the area, such as Aín, Alcudia de Veo, Alfondeguilla, Tales, Eslida, la Vilavella, Artana, Sueras, Villamalur, Torralba, Ayódar, Fuentes de Ayódar, Chóvar, Azuébar, Almedíjar, and the hamlet of Artesa, as well as residential areas in Betxí.
“"The forecasts are moderately optimistic, and we have to wait to see how the night develops to consolidate work towards stabilization, but the fire is still active."
On the other hand, Coves de Sant Josep have reported that the site was not directly affected by the fire and is scheduled to reopen to the public this Tuesday, July 28, resuming its normal activity.
