Wildfires in South Korea: 27 Killed & Historic Temples Lost
Wildfires in South Korea claim 27 lives and destroy historic temples, sparking shock across the region. Stay updated on this unfolding tragedy.
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South Korea Wildfires Hit Disaster: 26 Dead, 33K Hectares Burned
South Korea wildfires become the worst natural disaster with 26 dead and over 33,000 hectares burned in Uiseong county.
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Wildfires sweep through the Carolinas with more evacuations ordered amid dry, windy conditions and fallen trees fueling the blaze.
Tragic Helicopter Crash Battles Wildfire in South Korea
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A fast-moving wildfire erupted in Los Angeles on Wednesday morning, spreading rapidly over 500 acres with zero containment. Evacuations are underway for communities in the northern mountainous areas.
Wildfire Rages in LA’s Pacific Palisades, Forcing Thousands to Evacuate 🔥
A massive wildfire in LA’s Pacific Palisades forces 30,000 residents to evacuate as powerful winds fuel the flames. Stay safe! 🔥
Massive Wildfire in Los Angeles’ Pacific Palisades Forces 30,000 to Evacuate 🚨🔥
Powerful winds have fueled an explosive wildfire in Los Angeles’ Pacific Palisades neighborhood, forcing 30,000 residents to evacuate as the city declares a state of emergency.
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