A big hearth has engulfed two residential buildings in Valencia in jap Spain - with individuals seen trapped on balconies ready to be rescued.

Officials mentioned at the very least 13 individuals, together with six firefighters, had suffered burns, fractures and smoke inhalation.

There have to this point been no stories of any deaths.

The blaze began early on Thursday night and unfold from a block of flats to a smaller constructing subsequent door, mentioned Spanish information company Efe.

Thick again smoke poured from the buildings and a few residents needed to be rescued from their balconies with the flames perilously shut.

Spain's climate company mentioned there have been 40mph (60kmh) winds on the time - which can have helped the fireplace unfold extra rapidly.

It's at present unclear how the blaze began.

Soldiers from an emergency unit joined firefighters on the scene within the Campanar neighbourhood and medics arrange a tent to deal with the injured.

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Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez mentioned he was "shocked by the terrible fire" and promised the town would get "all the help that is necessary".

"I want to convey my solidarity to all the people affected and recognition to all the emergency personnel already deployed at the scene," Mr Sanchez posted on X.

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