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Arson is the criminal act of deliberately setting fire to property. As seen in the Rhondda valley wildfire, it's a serious offence because it endangers lives, homes, and the natural environment. The law treats it very seriously due to the potential for widespread damage and harm, leading to significant penalties for those found guilty.
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