Wildfires Devastate Southeastern Turkey, Leaving Five Dead

Blazes fueled by strong winds spread through villages, injuring dozens and prompting evacuations.

At least five people have died and 44 were injured, with 10 in serious condition.
The fires started with the burning of crop stubble and spread rapidly due to strong winds.
Villages in Diyarbakir and Mardin provinces were severely affected by the overnight blaze.
Firefighters managed to control the fires by Friday, with cooling efforts ongoing.
Northwestern Turkey also faced wildfires, leading to precautionary evacuations in Canakkale province.