Japanese evacuees worry as worst wildfire in decades burns
Thousands of residents in Japan were evacuated on Monday (March 3), after a wildfire spread to become the biggest fire in decades in the country, according to a local media report. Aerial footage aired by local broadcasters showed heavy white smoke rising and fires blazing at night from a forested area, near the northeastern city Ofunato.
Japan is fighting a forest fire that has damaged dozens of homes and forced hundreds of residents to evacuate in a ...
The fire, in a forested area of the coastal city of Ofunato, killed at least one person and prompted evacuation orders for ...
Burned area has expanded to 2,600 hectares due to raging wildfire in Ofunato city of northeastern Iwate prefecture - Anadolu ...
Firefighters are battling a blaze in northeastern Japan that has damaged dozens of homes, burned thousands of acres and ...
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Japan Wildfire Scorches 5,200 Acres Of Forest, 1 DeadFire fighting operations continued after a massive fire broke out in the northeastern coastal area of Iwate in Japan. Dozens ...
A wildfire continued to spread on Monday (March 3) in northeastern Japan, prompting the local government to expand evacuation ...
Japan is fighting an extensive forest fire in northern Japan which has damaged dozens of homes and forced hundreds of ...
Japan is fighting a forest fire that has damaged dozens of homes and forced hundreds of residents to evacuate in a northeastern coastal city.
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