South Korea Battles Worst Wildfires, Toll Hits 26
South Korea faces its worst wildfire disaster yet—33,000 hectares ablaze and 26 lives lost as emergency teams battle the flames.
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South Korea Wildfires: 24 Dead, Toll Expected to Rise
South Korea wildfires claim 24 lives and injure 12, with officials warning the toll may rise as rescue efforts intensify.
Wildfires Ravage South Korea: 22 Lives Lost Amid Extreme Weather
Wildfires in South Korea’s southern regions have claimed 22 lives and forced over 5,500 residents to evacuate amid extreme weather conditions.
Deadly Storms Devastate U.S. Communities: 42 Lives Lost
A powerful storm swept eight U.S. states, claiming at least 42 lives and causing widespread damage. Communities brace for further threats.
U.S. Tornado Outbreak Leaves 31 Dead, More Storms Loom
At least 31 lives lost as powerful tornadoes hit central and southern U.S., with additional storms forecast for March 15.
14 Years On: Okuma Residents Voice Fukushima Cleanup Concerns
Fourteen years after the Fukushima accident, Okuma residents remain concerned over the slow pace of cleanup and lingering nuclear hazards.
Severe Storm Causes Deadly Flooding in Southeastern U.S., Kentucky Hardest Hit
At least 14 lives lost as a powerful storm unleashes severe flooding across the southeastern United States, with Kentucky bearing the brunt of the devastation.
Sichuan Landslide: 1 Dead, 2 Injured, 28 Missing as Rescue Efforts Continue
A landslide in Sichuan’s Junlian County has left 1 dead, 2 injured, and 28 missing. Rescue efforts are ongoing as over 200 residents are evacuated.
Landslide in Sichuan Province: One Dead, 28 Missing
One person dead, two injured, and 28 missing after a landslide in Sichuan Province’s Jinping Village. The disaster buried 10 residential homes and a production building.
Tragic Landslide in Yibin: 2 Rescued, 30 Still Missing
A devastating landslide in Yibin, Sichuan Province, has left 2 people rescued and 30 still missing. Rescue operations continue amid challenging conditions.