South Korea's 'worst-ever' wildfires kill at least 18
Wednesday, 26 March 2025 () SEOUL -- Strong winds are driving wildfires in southeastern South Korea, fueling what the country's acting president is calling the most damaging blazes in the country's history. Han Duck-soo said Wednesday that 18 people, including four firefighters, have died in the fires and 23,000 people wereβ¦
South Korea Wildfires continue to rage, causing widespread destruction as President Duck Soo calls them the worst in the nation's history. Fueled by dry conditions and strong winds, the blazes have devastated entire communities, forcing thousands to evacuate. An ancient temple has been reduced to...
Mountains and forests continue to burn in South Korea as the country battles its worst-ever wildfires. At least 27 people have been killed with multiple raging blazes causing "unprecedented damage",..
South Korea wildfires become worst on record as death toll reaches 27
Authorities have struggled to contain the blazes which have killed 27 people and damaged scores of buildings.
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South Korea's acting president, Han Duck-soo, says wildfires raging in the country's southeast have become the worst in the nation's history. The wildfire outbreaks have killed at least 24 people,..
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