A wildfire on the Spanish island of Gran Canaria is still raging out of control, officials have said.
Around 8,000 people have been evacuated since the blaze started on Saturday.
Angel Victor Torres - the President of the Canary Islands - has said the fire is "not contained nor stabilised nor controlled."
He's assured locals that firefighters are doing 'everything possible' to tackle the blaze - and urged people to follow all safety instructions.
A number of planes have also been deployed as part of the firefighting efforts:
Cuatro aviones #Apagafuegos operados por el #43Grupo y otros cuatro #helicópteros #SúperPuma @AirbusHeli del #82Grupo #SAR del #Ala46 #Canarias están a disposición de la lucha contra el #IFGranCanaria #IFValleseco #IFArtenara #IFTejeda #ApagaYVamonos @UMEgob @mapagob pic.twitter.com/xfW9bwF9q8
— Ejército del Aire y del Espacio (@EjercitoAire) August 19, 2019
Here, the Department of Foreign Affairs said it is closely monitoring the situation on Gran Canaria.
Anyone with concerns for Irish citizens on the popular island can contact the Irish Embassy in Madrid.
