Heavy rains in South Korea leave 14 dead and 12 others missing

Seoul, South Korea (AP) – Torrential rainfall The government said on Sunday that he had hit South Korea for five days and said that 14 people had died and 12 people lost their losses.

The Ministry of Internal and Security said that after being sweeping by a swollen river in Gapeeong, a town in northeast of Seoul, a person was killed on Sunday after another person’s homes collapsed.

The ministry reported that eight people were dead and six people were missing in the town of Sancheong on Saturday after causing the landslides of the heavy downpour, the collapse of the house and the flash floods.

A ministry report, Gapeeong and South city Gwangju’da said six people were missing.

At the beginning of last week, three people were found dead in a sunken car, and during the heavy rain, a person was killed when a overpass was buried by the earth and concrete after a overpass retaining wall in Osan, just south of Seoul.

According to the Ministry report, approximately 3,840 people are released from their homes from 9 am on Sunday. Ministry officials, South Korea on Sunday, most of the rain stopped and then removed heavy rain warnings throughout the country, he said.

According to the ministry report, since Wednesday, the southern regions have rain up to approximately 600-800 millimeters (24-31 inches).