Environment
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At Least Two People Dead in Bush Fires in New South Wales, Australia
Three people dead, seven or more missing and more than 150 homes destroyed. A wildfire ruined various parts of New South Wales in Australia, which left at least two people dead, more than 30 injured and destroyed over 100 homes.
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