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Torrential Rain Leaves at Least 18 Dead

Torrential rain leaves at least 18 dead in South Korea, trail of devastation

By Daewoung Kim and Sebin Choi GAPYEONG, South Korea (Reuters) -Severe wet weather in South Korea eased on Monday following days of torrential rain that triggered floods and landslides and left at least 18 people dead,

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Heavy rains in South Korea leave 17 dead and 11 others missing

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Landslides and Floods Kill 18 in South Korea

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At least 17 dead in South Korea floods and landslides

At least 14 people have died in floods and landslides caused by days of torrential rain in South Korea, the country's disaster management office has said.

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South Korea Rain Death Toll Rises To 14: Government

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South Korea rain death toll hits 17, with 11 missing

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Heavy rains in South Korea leave at least 17 dead and 11 others missing

South Korea has been battered by torrential rains for the past five days, leaving at least 17 people dead and 11 missing.View on euronews

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At Least 17 People Killed in Devastating Floods and Landslides Following Days of Torrential Rain

According to local authorities, homes have collapsed, cars and campsites have been swept away, and farmlands have been severely damaged

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(2nd LD) Heavy rain soaks Seoul, central regions; 1 dead in wall collapse

Amid heavy rain, a 10-meter-high retaining wall of the overpass at Gajang intersection in the city of Osan, 52 kilometers south of Seoul, collapsed onto a road at around 7:04 p.m., burying one vehicle under the debris.

Central South Korea on alert for overnight deluge, landslide danger

South Korea’s emergency authorities have issued a nationwide alert ahead of what could be one of the most intense rain events of this summer monsoon season. As

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Korea's summer monsoon to make grand comeback Wednesday with torrential downpours

After a brief pause, Korea’s summer monsoon is set to roar back starting Wednesday, bringing days of heavy rain, flooding risks and a short reprieve from the blistering heat.