Huge South Korea wildfires kill 27 and threaten to destroy ancient temples
At least 27 people have died in what have grown into the largest wildfires in South Korea's history. Most of those who have lost their lives were in their 60s and 70s - in other words, those who struggled to escape the fast-moving infernos.
At least 27 people killed by largest wildfires in South Korea's recorded history that continue to spread
Wildfires that have killed 27 people and continue to spread in South Korea are the largest and deadliest on record in the country, officials say. More than a dozen fires have forced some 37,000 people to flee,
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South Korea battles the largest fires in its history, which have already killed 26 people and reduced a temple of over 1,000 years to ashesThe fires have also forced the evacuation of 37,185 residents, including 29,911 in the counties of Uiseong and Andong, 190 ...
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