South Korea police say rite at family grave led to deadly wildfire
South Korean police said on Sunday they booked a man suspected of starting what grew into the country's largest wildfire, ...
Man tending grave probed for starting South Korea fires
A 56-year-old man is being investigated in South Korea on suspicion of starting a deadly wildfire that killed 30 people. The ...
Rescuers aid furry survivors of South Korea wildfires
A week after South Korea’s largest forest fire on record, rescuer Kim Ha-won searched through smoke and scorched earth on ...
How did South Korea's worst wildfire start? Police suspect 56-year-old man trying to clean gravesite
Police believe the fire may have been triggered on 22 March by a 56-year-old man tending to his grandparents’ gravesites.
South Korea say deadly wildfires started by man performing graveside ritual
South Korean police said on Sunday they booked a man suspected of starting what grew into the country's largest wildfire, ...
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South Korea police say family grave rite led to deadly wildfire
SEOUL (Reuters) -- South Korean police said on Sunday they booked a man suspected of starting what grew into the country's ...
The Print6h
South Korea: Authorities confirm full containment of massive wildfires in Gyeongsang provinces
South Korean authorities on Sunday confirmed that the massive wildfires that devastated the North and South Gyeongsang ...
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South Korean man cleaning gravesite suspected of starting wildfires: Police
Police have launched a probe into the 56-year-old man, suspected of mistakenly starting the country's worst wildfires in ...
South Korean Man Suspected Of Starting Wildfires While Cleaning Grave
South Korean police have launched a probe into a man suspected of accidentally igniting the country's worst wildfires in ...
Anadolu Agency8h
Wildfire in South Korea's Gyeongsang fully contained
A massive wildfire that swept through large swaths in South Korea’s North and South Gyeongsang provinces has been fully ...
Nikkei Asia4h
South Korea to draft $6.8bn extra budget for wildfire, tariff threats
SEOUL (Reuters) -- South Korea will soon submit a 10 trillion won ($6.8 billion) supplementary budget bill to parliament to respond to the fallout from the country's worst-ever forest fires and ...