Wildfire tragedy in Spain
About this episode
The episode discusses a massive wildfire in Spain, the World Cup, dowry deaths in India, and a significant archaeological discovery in Egypt.
A massive wildfire is raging in southern Spain. Authorities in the region of Almería say at least twelve people have been killed, and many more are still missing. Also, as the World Cup reaches its final week, the spotlight is not only on the teams chasing a place in the semifinals but also on FIFA president Gianni Infantino. And, the death of a newlywed woman in Delhi last weekend is among a string of cases this year rekindling public discussion in India about dowry deaths. Plus, Egypt has announced the discovery of an entire city. Learn about your ad choices: dovetail.prx.org/ad-choices
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