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OTSUCHI, Japan, April 25 (Reuters) - More than 1,000 firefighters in northern Japan battled to contain two wildfires ​for a fourth straight day on Saturday, as the blazes pushed closer to residential areas and forced ‌more than 3,000 residents to evacuate.
The combined area affected amounts to the third largest recorded in Japan, where forest fires have intensified in recent years.
The first fire broke out on Wednesday in a mountainous area and then a second nearby threatened residential districts in the town of Otsuchi ​in Iwate Prefecture.
Hilly terrain, dry weather and winds are hampering containment efforts, a fire department official told reporters.
By Saturday, ​the fires had scorched about 730 hectares (1,800 acres), prompting evacuation orders covering 1,541 households and ⁠3,233 people - about a third of Otsuchi's population.
The town is ​scarred by the memory of one of Japan's worst disasters, the March 2011 earthquake and tsunami when it lost nearly a tenth ​of its population.
Even during the 2011 disaster, this area didn't burn. There was a tsunami but we had no fire here," said Taeko Kajiki, 76, a former nurse, who was among those who have been evacuated since Friday.
She said she had stayed up all night watching the red ​glow of the flames and had packed her bankbook and medical cards as well as the turtle she has kept ​as a pet since 2010.
The firefighters on the ground were supported by helicopters from several prefectures and Japan’s Self Defense Forces, which carried ‌out aerial ⁠water drops to try to halt the advance of the fires.
With the land so dry, fires keep igniting. We put one out, then race to extinguish another, over and over again," said Masashi Kikuchi, a 37-year-old volunteer firefighter, who moved to a house on higher ground after losing his home to the 2011 tsunami.
Eight buildings, including one residential home, have been damaged or ​destroyed so far, though no ​injuries or fatalities have ⁠been reported, authorities said.
"I can't let people lose their homes again after losing them once to the tsunami," Otsuchi Mayor Kozo Hirano told reporters. He said the town would seek help ​from other authorities and provide services, such as hot baths, to help ease stress among ​residents
While Japan has ⁠experienced relatively few wildfires compared with other parts of the globe, climate change has increased their frequency, especially as the early spring months before the humid rainy season have been hot, dry and with winds that can whip up flames.
The Japan Meteorological Agency said no rain ⁠was forecast ​for the region over the coming week.
According to official figures, the amount ​of land on fire around Otsuchi is second only to the major forest fire in Ofunato in 2025, which consumed about 3,370 hectares, and the Kushiro ​fire in 1992, which burned 1,030 hectares.
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Binance Futures has just confirmed a major cleanup. The final delisting of several high-leverage perpetual contracts is officially scheduled, and the clock is ticking.
The Deadlines You Need to Know:
April 28: Final delisting and automatic settlement for B3USDT, DEGENUSDT, and BOBUSDT.
April 29: Final delisting for ZKJUSDT, IRUSDT, and DAMUSDT.

Why This Matters to YOU
This isn’t just a routine update—it’s a Liquidity Exit. Historically, when Binance removes these high-risk contracts, we see a massive "Panic Sell" as traders rush for the exit.
If you leave your positions open until the last second, Binance will automatically settle them at the prevailing market price. This often leads to high slippage and unnecessary losses.
Pro-Trader Action Plan:
Manual Exit: Don't wait for the system. Close your positions manually before the deadline to control your exit price.
Watch the Spot Market: These tokens might experience heavy volatility on the Spot side as Futures liquidity disappears.
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A historical village hall which is currently being refurbished has been badly damaged in a break-in.
Burglars broke water pipes and flooded part of the century-old East Boldre Village Hall in the New Forest, its management team said.
The vandalism, including damage to wires and cables, will have a "serious impact" on the renovation project, the team added.
Hampshire police said items including tools were stolen some time between 17:00 BST on 15 April and 08:30 on 16 April.
Trustees raised more than £450,000 for the refurbishment, which began at the start of February.
In a Facebook post, they said: "The wanton vandalism damaged the recently installed fire alarm cables and electrical wiring and water pipes were damaged resulting in a flood.
This is a serious setback for the works programme in terms of time and cost."
The village hall, built in 1918 as an RAF concert hall, is the last remaining building from the World War One Beaulieu Airfields, according to the charity that runs it.
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The Forgotten Giants: Assessing the Fate of Veteran Coins Amidst the Onslaught of New Trends 🏛️📉
Amidst the frenzy of meme coins and futuristic tech narratives, some big names that once dominated the market are starting to fade from the spotlight. Binance, as the largest exchange, often showcases this "natural selection" most clearly through trading volume and regulatory scrutiny.
1. Litecoin (LTC) & Bitcoin Cash (BCH): The Old Timer Still Holding On
Litecoin (LTC): Since its inception in 2011, LTC has been the "silver" to Bitcoin's "gold." Unfortunately, in this bullish market of 2026, LTC often loses its shine as it's seen as less innovative compared to new protocols.