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A large fire broke out at Guryong Village, a shantytown in Seoul's Gangnam district, on Tuesday afternoon, forcing dozens of residents to evacuate. The fire started around 3:50 p.m. in a makeshift building in the village's second district, according to fire authorities. No casualties have been reported so far, though officials noted water shortages are hampering firefighting efforts. Yonhap reports that 39 residents have been evacuated, while Maeil Business Newspaper says dozens of residents fled the scene. The National Fire Agency raised the response alert to Level 2 as the fire spread, with black smoke covering the Gangnam skyline. Korean media outlets are closely covering the incident, emphasizing the village's status as the 'last shantytown in Gangnam' and the ongoing efforts to contain the blaze.