The flood killed 37 people in South Korea Nine bodies have reportedly been discovered thus far, according to rescuers working to access ve...
The flood killed 37 people in South Korea
Nine bodies have reportedly been discovered thus far, according to rescuers working to access vehicles trapped in a flooded ditch close to the South Korean city of Cheongiu.
Passengers and drivers are trapped in their vehicles because to the flooding that resulted from the sudden downpour that has been pouring within the tube for days.
Following the floods, which also resulted in landslides and widespread power outages across the nation, at least 37 people died. There are still nine persons missing.
Although the number of individuals trapped in the 685-meter-long sinkhole in Osong town is not yet known, it is believed that 15 automobiles have sunk.
On Saturday, nine people were saved and several dead from a bus were found.
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