The relatives who aggravate the grave of the South Korean man, the relatives of the relatives began the fatal wildfire

A 56-year-old man is being investigated in South Korea with suspicion of starting a fatal wildfire.

The person who was not named was played by a father’s grave by a father’s grave of a father’s grave on a hill on a hill in the province of OEEongsang.

He ordered him – but was not arrested – and after the investigation of the site will be questioned. Denies the charges.

On Sunday, officials said the main fires were finally controlled – 10 days later, 10 days later, they damaged buildings, including historical temples.

Investigators said that they said they talked to the daughter of the suspect, the father, his father, smoking hooks and said that they were trying to burn the trees hanging over the graves.

According to Korea’s forest service, fires are more than 48,000 hectares – about 80% of the size of the capital, Seoul.

They also destroyed about 4,000 structures, including houses, factories and a number of national treasures.

GOIN Temple – UNESCO World Heritage Site – was among the temples destroyed in the flames. He was built in 618 and was one of the largest in the province.

Most of the injured were people in 60 and 70s.

Although the main fire is under control, the smaller ones continue to reignite, the authorities say.

Fueling with strong and dry winds, fires spread to several cities and districts.

Underly unreasonable hot weather, dry conditions and candlestery forests also helped the flame.

An investigation will be held in connection with the police, rescue bodies and forest management next week.

President Han Duck-Soo said that the government will provide financial support to those who are expelled by fires.