Turkey and Japan Grapple with Severe Wildfires and Typhoons

Firefighters in Turkey work to contain multiple wildfires as Japan faces disruption from a powerful typhoon.

Turkey's Izmir province has been battling forest fires for three days, with thousands of acres affected.
Evacuations have taken place in several Turkish regions, and cooling efforts are ongoing to fully extinguish the flames.
Japan's Pacific coast experiences heavy rainfall and strong winds, leading to widespread travel cancellations and power outages.
The extreme weather events highlight the increasing frequency and intensity of natural disasters attributed to climate change.
Authorities in both countries are deploying extensive resources, including aircraft and reinforcements, to manage the crises.