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49 dead or missing in downpours after 4 more bodies recovered from underground road - Vimarsana News

49 dead or missing in downpours after 4 more bodies recovered from underground road

Local authorities in Osong, Cheongju, North Chungcheong Province, are facing widespread criticism over a lack of execution of safety measures in response to a flooded tunnel in the...

(LEAD) 49 dead or missing in downpours after 4 more bodies recovered from underground road - Vimarsana News

(LEAD) 49 dead or missing in downpours after 4 more bodies recovered from underground road

(ATTN: UPDATES with new details in paras 3-5) SEOUL, July 17 (Yonhap) -- Four more bodie...

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South Korea storms leave at least 49 dead or missing - Vimarsana News

South Korea storms leave at least 49 dead or missing

As of Monday, 10,570 people had evacuated their homes nationwide due to water damage, with more rains expected through Tuesday.

49 dead or missing in downpour after 4 more bodies recovered from tunnel - Vimarsana News

49 dead or missing in downpour after 4 more bodies recovered from tunnel

Four more bodies have been recovered from a once-flooded underground road in central South Korea, bringing the number of people dead or missing in recent storms to 49, officials said Monday. The Osong underground roadway in the central city of Cheongju was flooded Saturday when a nearby river overflowed after an embankment was brought down by rising water levels due to heavy rain, leaving 15 vehicles, including a bus...

Death toll rises as heavy rains persist in South Korea - Vimarsana News

Death toll rises as heavy rains persist in South Korea

Seoul, Jul 17 (EFE).- South Korea’s president ordered the designation of special disaster zones as the monsoon front lashing the country since last week continued on Monday and the death toll continued to rise. In addition to 39 deaths, at least nine people are missing and more than 10,500 people have evacuated, according to the …