South Korea is grappling with unprecedented wildfires, which have claimed at least 18 lives and injured many others, with serious injuries reported among those affected. More than 200 buildings, including two ancient Buddhist temples, have been damaged or destroyed as firefighters struggle against strong winds and dry conditions. Acting President Han Duck-soo emphasized the severity of the situation, noting it could break historical records for wildfires. Over 27,000 people, including inmates from a prison, have been evacuated as fires continue to rage across tens of thousands of scorched acres in the southeast region.
The wildfires raging across South Korea have led to at least 18 fatalities and the destruction of over 200 buildings, making it a historic event for the nation.
Acting President Han Duck-soo stated that the fires could be breaking records for the worst wildfires in South Korea's history, fueled by strong winds and dry conditions.
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