Page 30 - Uljin News Today

SOUTH KOREA <strong>Wildfire rages on east coast</strong> Nearly 2,000 firefighters and troops were yesterday deployed to battle a large wildfire that tore through an eastern coastal area, and temporarily threatened a nuclear power station and a liquified natural gas plant. The fire, which began on Friday morning on a mountain in the seaside town of Uljin and spread across more than 3,000 hectares to the nearby city of Samcheok, destroyed at least 90 homes and other buildings, and pr...

The fire began on a mountain in the seaside town of Uljin and has spread across more than 14,800 acres to the nearby city of Samcheok.

The fire began on a mountain in the seaside town of Uljin and has spread across more than 14,800 acres to the nearby city of Samcheok.

The fire began on a mountain in the seaside town of Uljin and has spread across more than 14,800 acres to the nearby city of Samcheok.

Thousands of South Korean firefighters and troops are battling a large wildfire that tore through an eastern coastal area and temporarily threatened a nuclear

The fire began on a mountain in the seaside town of Uljin and has spread across more than 14,800 acres to the nearby city of Samcheok.

The fire began on a mountain in the seaside town of Uljin and has spread across more than 14,800 acres to the nearby city of Samcheok.

The government issued a natural disaster alert after a wildfire broke out in the county of Uljin on Friday, where the Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power Co. operates six nuclear pressurised water reactors.

The fire began on a mountain in the seaside town of Uljin and has spread across more than 14,800 acres to the nearby city of Samcheok.

The fire began on a mountain in the seaside town of Uljin and has spread across more than 14,800 acres to the nearby city of Samcheok.