Massive Bushfire Burns Through Australia's Grampians National Park

Firefighters are battling a blaze the size of Singapore in Victoria, prompting evacuations of rural communities.

The bushfire in Grampians National Park, located in Victoria, Australia, has burned 74,000 hectares over the past week.
Authorities have called for the evacuation of dozens of rural communities due to shifting winds and worsening conditions.
Approximately 600 firefighters are working to contain the fire, which spans a perimeter of over 360 kilometers.
No casualties or property losses have been reported so far, but a third of the park has been destroyed by the flames.
Outdoor fires have been banned across Victoria as officials warn of continued risks from strong, unpredictable winds.