SEOUL: At least four people have died and six have been injured in a series of wildfires in South Korea, as firefighters rushed to put out the fires amid dry, windy weather, the Korea Forest Service said on Sunday.
Over 9,000 staff and 105 helicopters were deployed to quell the fires engulfing areas mostly in the southeast of the country, damaging residential buildings and a temple, the authorities said.
More than 1,500 residents took shelter as the fires wiped out some 6,300 hectares (16,000 acres) of forests, Acting President Choi Sang-mok told a disaster response meeting.
According to details, son of prominent businessman Mir Nooroz Badini, died at CMH hospital in Quetta
Situation worsened in March when US government imposed new restrictions affecting even Green Card holders
This landmark initiative is expected to play significant role in enhancing industrial relations in Pakistan
Chairman NAB distributed cheques among more than 500 affected of four housing schemes in Rawalpindi and Islamabad
Nawabshah reached that scorching mark back in April 2018 and could do it again this week
Long history of clashes has pushed many residents to build bunkers for shelter should their homes be caught in crossfire
