Inferno in Ofunato: Japan’s worst wildfire in decades forces thousands to evacuate
A massive wildfire has devastated Ofunato in Japan’s Iwate Prefecture, damaging over 80 buildings and forcing mass evacuations. Military helicopters have been deployed to combat the raging flames, as thick smoke engulfs the mountainous region.
A fierce forest fire in Ofunato, northeastern Japan, has destroyed homes and prompted evacuations of hundreds of residents.
A wildfire in Japan prompts the local government to expand evacuation orders for nearly 4,600 people:: Japan Self Defense ...
A massive forest fire in Ofunato, northeastern Japan, has spread to around 1,800 hectares as it enters its fifth day on ...
Firefighters are struggling to contain blazes in the forest around the city of Ofunato in northeastern Japan. Officials say ...
The fire, in a forested area of the coastal city of Ofunato, killed at least one person and prompted evacuation orders for ...
TOKYO: More than 2,000 firefighters are battling Japan's biggest forest fire in three decades, officials said on Monday, as ...
Japan is fighting a forest fire that has destroyed or damaged dozens of homes and forced hundreds of residents to evacuate in a northeastern coastal city ...
About 4,600 residents remain under evacuation advisories as the fire rages in the northern Iwate region, killing one.
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