<p>The West Mims Wildfire</a> inside the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge stood at 133,744 acres and was 12 percent contained on Monday, May 8, as more evacuation orders were issued in in Saint George, Georgia.</p><p>About 74 people were evacuated when the first mandatory orders were issued on Saturday, but it remains unclear how many more people were under evacuation orders on Monday, according to a report</a>.</p><p>More than 600 firefighters – along with tanker planes and helicopters – are battling the wildfire, which sparked on April 6. Officials believe the fire was triggered by a lightning strike.</p><br />
