Madrid, July 10 -- At least 11 people have died, 19 others remain unaccounted for and around 600 residents have been displaced after a massive wildfire swept through southern Spain's Andalusia region, with authorities continuing intensive firefighting operations amid concerns over changing wind conditions.

In a statement, the Regional Government of Andalusia confirmed that the death toll from the wildfire that broke out in the municipality of Los Gallardos stands at 11, correcting earlier reports of 12 fatalities.

The fire is currently affecting the municipalities of Los Gallardos, Bedar and Antas in the Almeria province of Spain.

The regional government stated that approximately 600 people remain displaced from their homes, with aroun...