Wildfire in northeastern Japan: Damage seen spreading in Ofunato's Akasakicho
Firefighters are struggling to contain blazes in the forest around the city of Ofunato in northeastern Japan. Officials say around 2,100 hectares have been damaged in the country's worst wildfire in over three decades.
Japan has deployed over 2,000 firefighters to tackle its largest forest fire in 30 years. The wildfire, centred near the ...
Japan’s largest wildfire in more than three decades was burning through a forested area of a small coastal city on Sunday ...
At least one person has been killed and thousands evacuated from parts of northern Japan as the country’s largest wildfire in three decades continued to raze the region on Monday (Mar 2). Japan has ...
A massive wildfire has devastated Ofunato in Japan’s Iwate Prefecture, damaging over 80 buildings and forcing mass ...
A fierce forest fire in Ofunato, northeastern Japan, has destroyed homes and prompted evacuations of hundreds of residents.
Firefighters battled to contain fires razing across Japan’s northeastern coastal city of Ofunato on Friday (February 28).
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Japan's biggest wildfire in decades rages in Iwate, homes at riskA massive wildfire in northeastern Japan expanded Monday with over 2,100 hectares burned since last week, putting more homes ...
As of March 1, more than 1,000 nearby residents were evacuated and more than 80 buildings damaged, the municipality said ...
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