South Korea: Over 1,200 Evacuated as Massive Wildfire Rages in Daegu 4

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South Korea: Over 1,200 Evacuated as Massive Wildfire Rages in Daegu 4

On Monday, April 28, around 2 p.m., a wildfire ignited in Nogok-dong, Buk District of Daegu, rapidly spreading due to dry conditions and strong winds. The severity of the blaze prompted officials to order the evacuation of residents and the closure of a nearby highway as a precaution.

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  • Video Location: Gyeongbu Expressway, 2025 between 15:46h and 16:00h, near Bukdaegu IC, Daegu, Buk-gu, South Korea Video Recording Date/Time: April 28

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