A British woman has become the 14th fatality linked to a series of wildfires that occurred in the Los Gallardos region of Spain. The woman, whose identity has not been publicly disclosed, had been receiving medical treatment for several weeks following her rescue from the blaze.

Reports indicate that both the woman and her partner sustained what officials described as "devastating injuries" during the fire. While the woman has now succumbed to her injuries, the current medical status of her partner remains unconfirmed in the initial reports. The wildfires in the Los Gallardos area have been a significant point of concern for local authorities, with this latest death bringing the total casualty count of the event to 14 people. Local emergency services and medical staff have been managing the aftermath of the fires, which caused extensive damage to the region. There is currently no further information regarding the specific circumstances of the rescue or the timeline of the woman's medical decline.