An wildfires broke out in the municipality of Lozoyuela, Madrid, on Thursday and has already burned over 700 hectares, continuing to be 'very active' and not yet 'perimetered or much less stabilized'. The delegate of the Government in Madrid, Francisco Martín, reported this on Friday during a radio interview. The southern flank remains the most affected area, and authorities hope that the deployment of ground and aerial resources will allow control of the flames by morning before the wind rises again. Martín confirmed that 'everything points' to the man detained by the Civil Guard on Thursday being responsible for starting the fire. The detention was possible due to reports from several residents who helped locate and arrest the suspect quickly. The investigation continues open to determine the exact origin of the fire. The blaze has confined around 2,000 people in Buitrago de Lozoya and surrounding areas, while evacuated residents were able to return home. The delegate warned that the affected area is expected to increase, as the fire continued to spread during the night, and the final assessment will come from initial reconnaissance flights. The evolution of the fire forced the政府
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