A 2:47 a.m. alert, a rabbit and 220,000 evacuees as France’s wildfire rages on
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Morgane Bonichot, 40, takes a break from reading a newspaper in an evacuation center in Bordeaux, on Tuesday, July 28, 2026, where she, her daughter, their rabbit and dog are sheltering from wildfires in southwest France. (AP Photo/Eva van Dam)Evacuee Morgane Bonichot, 40, sheltering in an evacuation center in Bordeaux, France, on Tuesday, July 28, 2026, shows an evacuation message she received on her mobile phone on Saturday, July 25, ordering her to flee wildfires in southwest France's Gironde region. (AP Photo/Eva van Dam) ADDITION: message received on Saturday, July 25Camp beds for evacuees are laid out in a temporary shelter in Bordeaux, France, Tuesday, July 28, 2026, for some of the 220,000 people who have fled wildfires in France's southwest Gironde region. (AP Photo/Eva van Dam)People collect food at a temporary shelter for those displaced by wildfires in Bordeaux, France, Tuesday, July 28, 2026. (AP Photo/Eva van Dam)An evacuee reads a newspaper report about wildfires in southwest France as he lays on a camp bed at a temporary shelter in Bordeaux, France, Tuesday, July 28, 2026. (AP Photo/Eva van Dam)
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Morgane Bonichot, 40, takes a break from reading a newspaper in an evacuation center in Bordeaux, on Tuesday, July 28, 2026, where she, her daughter, their rabbit and dog are sheltering from wildfires in southwest France. (AP Photo/Eva van Dam)