The Móstoles City Council is preparing three halls to accommodate evacuees from the fires in the Community of Madrid. This action responds to the growing need for shelter amid the emergency.
The city of Móstoles has taken swift and effective measures in response to the crisis caused by the wildfires ravaging several areas of the Community of Madrid. The City Council has decided to set up three municipal sports halls: Rafa Martínez, La Loma, and Paco Sedano, as temporary shelters for evacuated individuals. This decision comes in a context where the number of evacuations could increase due to the fire's progression.
The mayor, Manuel Bautista, expressed his commitment to the community by stating that "from the very first moment we wanted to stand by the Community of Madrid and the affected residents." Municipal workers are already working hard to prepare these spaces to ensure they are ready to receive those in need.
In addition to the halls, the City Council has made additional resources available, such as personnel from the Municipal Police and Civil Protection, ensuring a comprehensive response to this emergency. Collaboration with regional authorities is ongoing, allowing for effective coordination in managing the operation.
Móstoles thus joins other municipalities that have offered their support during this environmental crisis. In similar past situations, such as the wildfires that affected various regions in 2021, the importance of having adequate facilities to assist displaced individuals was evident. At that time, thousands were evacuated, and many found temporary shelter in community and sports centres.
The current preparation not only reflects a local commitment but also a shared responsibility among different levels of government and civil organizations. Bautista highlighted the joint effort made by firefighters, forest agents, and volunteers who work tirelessly both in firefighting efforts and in the logistical support needed to assist those affected.
As this critical situation progresses, it is essential to keep the public informed about how to access these available resources. Interested individuals can contact the City Council or consult its official website for updated information on the procedures established for those needing shelter or assistance during this difficult period.





