Wildfires in South Korea have reached historic proportions as the blaze doubled in size on March 27, marking the country’s worst natural fire disaster. At least 26 lives have been lost and even historic temples have been incinerated, creating a scene of tremendous loss.
Over 33,000 hectares in central Uiseong county are either burned or still ablaze, making it the largest single forest fire recorded. More than 120 helicopters are in action across three regions, racing against time to control the spreading flames. With roads cut off and communication lines down, fleeing residents face a chaotic and dangerous situation. Stay tuned as this dramatic event unfolds—nature’s fury meets human resilience. 🔥🚁
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South Korea battles worst ever wildfires as death toll rises to 26
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