<p>Officials ordered evacuations</a> in St. George, Georgia, on Saturday, May 6, after a wildfire in the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge expanded outside the refuge.</p><p>The West Mims Fire, which has been burning for a month, has burned through 118,741 acres and was 12 percent contained on Saturday afternoon. More than 500 firefighters were working to contain the wildfire.</p><p>A temporary shelter was opened at an elementary school in Folkston. Other area residents were warned to be prepared to evacuate, a news report said</a>. It is unclear how many homes were threatened by the fire.</p><p>This video shows the smoke from Bryceville, Florida.</p><br />
