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00:05 The South American state of Chile had a fatal fire on Friday.
00:09 The fire was put out after four days.
00:13 But the number of deaths has increased to 122.
00:17 More than 370 people have also disappeared.
00:19 The number of deaths is expected to increase.
00:22 President of Chile, Boris Johnson, said that this fire was the worst disaster since the 8.8 earthquake in 2010.
00:31 Chile has set a two-day national mourning period.
00:37 The authorities said that several fire points were on fire at the same time.
00:41 It is not ruled out that it was deliberately set on fire.
00:44 Chile's most serious fire has finally been put out after four days.
00:50 From the aerial view, the fire burned the entire community to the ground.
00:55 The air was full of the smell of burnt rubber and smoke.
00:58 The camera zoomed in and found that the community was covered in ashes.
01:03 It was hard to see the original appearance.
01:05 There was a car on the side of the road that was burned to ashes.
01:08 Although some of the victims returned to their homes,
01:10 they were still very sad to see their homes burned down.
01:14 Some of the victims said that the sudden fire made them lose all their loved ones overnight.
01:20 My father's house was burned.
01:22 My sister's house was burned.
01:24 My neighbors died.
01:26 The people I knew when I was little died.
01:29 The people I shared with died.
01:32 Chile's government said that this fire caused about 3,000 houses to be burned,
01:36 at least 1,600 people homeless.
01:39 The search for the missing person is still underway.
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