South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol ordered an all-out effort on Monday to handle the destruction caused by the massive floods ravaging parts of the nation. This comes as the toll due to torrential rain and floods rose to 39. Around a dozen people have been found dead in a submerged underpass till now. The Interior Ministry said nine people were missing at the moment and 34 were injured, according to the news agency Reuters. The heavy downpour has pummeled the nation’s central and southern regions since Thursday making it tough for commuters to go from one place to another.
President Yoon convened an intra-agency meeting on disaster response and directed the concerned authorities to make the utmost effort to rescue victims. He vowed support for the recovery work, including the designation of the affected areas as special disaster zones.
So far, South Korea has seen 12 deaths that occurred in the submerged underpass of the central city of Cheongju. An embankment of a nearby river got washed away in incessant rain following which 16 vehicles and a bus were swamped by the flash flood on Saturday.
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol ordered an all-out effort on Monday to handle the destruction caused by the massive floods ravaging parts of the nation. This comes as the toll due to torrential rain and floods rose to 39. Around a dozen people have been found dead in a submerged underpass till now. The Interior Ministry said nine people were missing at the moment and 34 were injured, according to the news agency Reuters. The heavy downpour has pummeled the nation’s central and southern regions since Thursday making it tough for commuters to go from one place to another.
President Yoon convened an intra-agency meeting on disaster response and directed the concerned authorities to make the utmost effort to rescue victims. He vowed support for the recovery work, including the designation of the affected areas as special disaster zones.
So far, South Korea has seen 12 deaths that occurred in the submerged underpass of the central city of Cheongju. An embankment of a nearby river got washed away in incessant rain following which 16 vehicles and a bus were swamped by the flash flood on Saturday.
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol ordered an all-out effort on Monday to handle the destruction caused by the massive floods ravaging parts of the nation. This comes as the toll due to torrential rain and floods rose to 39. Around a dozen people have been found dead in a submerged underpass till now. The Interior Ministry said nine people were missing at the moment and 34 were injured, according to the news agency Reuters. The heavy downpour has pummeled the nation’s central and southern regions since Thursday making it tough for commuters to go from one place to another.
President Yoon convened an intra-agency meeting on disaster response and directed the concerned authorities to make the utmost effort to rescue victims. He vowed support for the recovery work, including the designation of the affected areas as special disaster zones.
So far, South Korea has seen 12 deaths that occurred in the submerged underpass of the central city of Cheongju. An embankment of a nearby river got washed away in incessant rain following which 16 vehicles and a bus were swamped by the flash flood on Saturday.
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol ordered an all-out effort on Monday to handle the destruction caused by the massive floods ravaging parts of the nation. This comes as the toll due to torrential rain and floods rose to 39. Around a dozen people have been found dead in a submerged underpass till now. The Interior Ministry said nine people were missing at the moment and 34 were injured, according to the news agency Reuters. The heavy downpour has pummeled the nation’s central and southern regions since Thursday making it tough for commuters to go from one place to another.
President Yoon convened an intra-agency meeting on disaster response and directed the concerned authorities to make the utmost effort to rescue victims. He vowed support for the recovery work, including the designation of the affected areas as special disaster zones.
So far, South Korea has seen 12 deaths that occurred in the submerged underpass of the central city of Cheongju. An embankment of a nearby river got washed away in incessant rain following which 16 vehicles and a bus were swamped by the flash flood on Saturday.
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol ordered an all-out effort on Monday to handle the destruction caused by the massive floods ravaging parts of the nation. This comes as the toll due to torrential rain and floods rose to 39. Around a dozen people have been found dead in a submerged underpass till now. The Interior Ministry said nine people were missing at the moment and 34 were injured, according to the news agency Reuters. The heavy downpour has pummeled the nation’s central and southern regions since Thursday making it tough for commuters to go from one place to another.
President Yoon convened an intra-agency meeting on disaster response and directed the concerned authorities to make the utmost effort to rescue victims. He vowed support for the recovery work, including the designation of the affected areas as special disaster zones.
So far, South Korea has seen 12 deaths that occurred in the submerged underpass of the central city of Cheongju. An embankment of a nearby river got washed away in incessant rain following which 16 vehicles and a bus were swamped by the flash flood on Saturday.
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol ordered an all-out effort on Monday to handle the destruction caused by the massive floods ravaging parts of the nation. This comes as the toll due to torrential rain and floods rose to 39. Around a dozen people have been found dead in a submerged underpass till now. The Interior Ministry said nine people were missing at the moment and 34 were injured, according to the news agency Reuters. The heavy downpour has pummeled the nation’s central and southern regions since Thursday making it tough for commuters to go from one place to another.
President Yoon convened an intra-agency meeting on disaster response and directed the concerned authorities to make the utmost effort to rescue victims. He vowed support for the recovery work, including the designation of the affected areas as special disaster zones.
So far, South Korea has seen 12 deaths that occurred in the submerged underpass of the central city of Cheongju. An embankment of a nearby river got washed away in incessant rain following which 16 vehicles and a bus were swamped by the flash flood on Saturday.
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol ordered an all-out effort on Monday to handle the destruction caused by the massive floods ravaging parts of the nation. This comes as the toll due to torrential rain and floods rose to 39. Around a dozen people have been found dead in a submerged underpass till now. The Interior Ministry said nine people were missing at the moment and 34 were injured, according to the news agency Reuters. The heavy downpour has pummeled the nation’s central and southern regions since Thursday making it tough for commuters to go from one place to another.
President Yoon convened an intra-agency meeting on disaster response and directed the concerned authorities to make the utmost effort to rescue victims. He vowed support for the recovery work, including the designation of the affected areas as special disaster zones.
So far, South Korea has seen 12 deaths that occurred in the submerged underpass of the central city of Cheongju. An embankment of a nearby river got washed away in incessant rain following which 16 vehicles and a bus were swamped by the flash flood on Saturday.
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol ordered an all-out effort on Monday to handle the destruction caused by the massive floods ravaging parts of the nation. This comes as the toll due to torrential rain and floods rose to 39. Around a dozen people have been found dead in a submerged underpass till now. The Interior Ministry said nine people were missing at the moment and 34 were injured, according to the news agency Reuters. The heavy downpour has pummeled the nation’s central and southern regions since Thursday making it tough for commuters to go from one place to another.
President Yoon convened an intra-agency meeting on disaster response and directed the concerned authorities to make the utmost effort to rescue victims. He vowed support for the recovery work, including the designation of the affected areas as special disaster zones.
So far, South Korea has seen 12 deaths that occurred in the submerged underpass of the central city of Cheongju. An embankment of a nearby river got washed away in incessant rain following which 16 vehicles and a bus were swamped by the flash flood on Saturday.
