SEOUL -- Strong winds are driving wildfires in southeastern South Korea, fueling what the country's acting president is calling the most damaging blazes in the country's history.
Acting president says nation is mobilizing all available resources to minimize casualties

A firefighter works to extinguish flames at a house that has been engulfed by a wildfire in Uiseong, South Korea, on March 25. © AP
SEOUL -- Strong winds are driving wildfires in southeastern South Korea, fueling what the country's acting president is calling the most damaging blazes in the country's history.