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South Korea fights the worst fires in history, 18 dead and thousands of displaced

Listen to the article South Korea is fighting one of the most devastating fire crises in its history, with at least 18 people dead and more than 27,000 were evacuated by southeast cities and cities, including Andong, Uiseong and Ulsan. The fires, which began on Friday, have scanned over 17,400 hectares (43,000 acres), powered by strong winds and unusually dry conditions. Authorities are afraid that the worst has not yet come as forecasts offer little chance of rain. Among the deaths are four firefighters and civil servants who caught up in rapidly changing flames during the weekend. At least 20

Israel uses phosphorus bombs to hit several cities in southern Lebanon

BEIRUT: Israel on Friday again used phosphorus bombs to target several towns in southern Lebanon, sparking forest fires that spread and threatened residential areas. Israeli forces dropped phosphorus bombs on Houla and the forest in the area caught fire, with civil defense teams working to put out the flames, which spread to residential areas, Lebanon’s official National News Agency reported. Israeli forces also used phosphorus bombs to target the towns of Tallouseh, Adaisseh and Kfarkela in southern Lebanon, with ambulances taking victims of suffocation to Marjayoun Government Hospital, the news agency added. The army also targeted the outskirts of Aita

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