
South Korea’s Worst Wildfire: 30 Dead and 6,800+ Displaced
South Korea battles its worst wildfire since March 21, 2025, with 30 dead, 40+ injured, and over 6,800 displaced, prompting calls for innovative disaster solutions.
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South Korea battles its worst wildfire since March 21, 2025, with 30 dead, 40+ injured, and over 6,800 displaced, prompting calls for innovative disaster solutions.
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