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South Korea has been receiving heavy rains for the last 5 days.
South Korea has been receiving heavy rainfall since Wednesday. 14 people have died due to rain and landslide due to rain, while 12 people are still missing.
According to the disaster management office, the death toll may increase. People affected by Landslide are reaching relief camps in Gapyong city of South Korea.
At the same time, a village in Chungcheong area was completely buried under debris. The biggest loss occurred in the southern region Sancheong, where six people died and seven people are missing.
Sanchcheong recorded 793.5 mm of rainfall, which is more than normal. President Lee J-Mung has declared the affected areas a special disaster sector. The government has started the rescue of the people. The local administration issued an alert to all the residents to go to safe places.
See flood footage in South Korea …
The roads were flooded after rain in South Korea, in which many vehicles got stuck.
On July 20, 2025, the building was destroyed after torrential rains in Gapyong province of South Korea.
In Gapyong province of South Korea, floods were seen on the roadside on the banks of the river.
The rescue team in South Korea rescued several people safely.
Heavy rains caused landslides in South Gyongsang province, in which several houses in a village were buried in debris.
Landslides and floods caused heavy damage to roads, houses and fields. 388 roads were drowned in floods and 133 landslides were reported.
After the flood, the local administration issued an alert to all the residents to go to safe places.
President Lee J-Mung has declared the affected areas a special disaster sector.
People are facing problems due to water filling on the roads.
Rainfall floods were temporarily gone in many areas of South Korea.
In the city of Gapyong, South Korea, people had to cross mud -filled paths and damaged bridges and reach relief camps.
10 thousand people were fired from homes
388 roads were submerged in the flood, several buildings were destroyed. The fields were damaged and many cattle were also killed. After the rain, about 10 thousand people were expelled from their homes and the electricity of more than 41 thousand houses went temporarily.
South Korea usually receives monsoon rains in July and is usually complete preparation. But this week there was heavy rains in the southern areas of the country, and according to the official weather data, there was record breaking rain in some places.
