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Japan has contained its worst wildfire in over fifty years, affecting 2,900 hectares and resulting in one death. The mayor confirmed control after an aerial survey. Recent rainfall aided firefighting …
Japan Successfully Contained Its Most Severe Wildfire in 50 Years Read More
Rainfall has significantly halted the spread of a severe wildfire in Japan, which has caused one fatality and forced over 4,500 evacuations. The blaze, spanning approximately 2,900 hectares, is the …
Rain Helps Control Japan’s Severe Wildfire After Record Dry Conditions Read More
Rainfall has helped to control the spread of a major wildfire in Ofunato, Japan, which has been ongoing for over a week, resulting in one death and evacuating over 4,500 …
Rainfall Eases Japan’s Severe Wildfire, Providing Hope for Affected Residents Read More
Rainfall has significantly reduced the impact of Japan’s severe wildfire, which has been raging for over a week and led to one death and 4,500 evacuations. Officials report that while …
Rainfall Mitigates Spread of Japan’s Largest Wildfire in Over 50 Years Read More