South Korea: Thousands flee their homes after wildfire engulfs city and threatens nuclear power station

More than 14,800 acres of land has been destroyed and thousands have fled their homes in South Korea, after a wildfire broke out on Friday morning

The fire broke out in Uljin county, with President Moon Jae-in calling for"all-out efforts" to prevent casualties and widespread damage.Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video playerMore than 14,800 acres of land has been destroyed in South Korea, after a wildfire broke out on Friday morning.

The fire once threatened to destroy the Hanul nuclear power plant, with South Korean President Moon-Jae-in ordering an urgent effort to stop the flames.

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