More than 270,000 people flee 'apocalyptic' wildfires across France and Spain as Emmanuel Macron deploys army to deal with raging infernos

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More than 270,000 people flee 'apocalyptic' wildfires across France and Spain as Emmanuel Macron deploys army to deal with raging infernos

Wildfires have driven more than 270,000 people from their homes across France and Spain, triggering one of the largest emergency evacuations in recent European history. French President Emmanuel Macron ordered 1,000 soldiers to confront what authorities called the most devastating blazes the nation has ever experienced. Approximately 197,000 residents were forced out of Bordeaux as the "apocalyptic" infernos advanc…