World now (Telenoticias) Rains in South Korea
South Korea , are suffering a lot these days due to the strong and intense rainfall that has reached the country , the capital Seo...
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South Korea, are suffering a lot these days due to the strong and intense rainfall that has reached the country, the capital Seoul is one of the areas that are suffering more than those who come with the rains falling these days, it left a lot of damage and destruction.
The rains are intense enough, according to the weather, the rain that has fallen in the Asian country is the largest and the most intense of the last 100 years, since 1907 it did not rain much in South Korea, the situation that the country is quite complicated vevi.
There are already more than 70 dead, victims of the rains and the number could grow because there are still people missing, a few numbers from the tragedy. According to "Yonhap," the rains, the most intense in South Korea in the last century, also left 9,440 people without family in Seoul and Gyeonggi province, while 2,036 other residents in Paju and surrounding areas were taken before the risk of flooding and landslides.
The Korea Meteorological Administration (KMA) predicted another 250 mm of rain between this Thursday and Friday in Seoul, Tuesday and Wednesday between this rainfall exceeded 400 mm, and in areas of central Brazil.
The accumulated rainfall in Seoul this week could exceed 700 mm, half the average annual rainfall in the South Korean capital.
Information: Telenoticias
The rains are intense enough, according to the weather, the rain that has fallen in the Asian country is the largest and the most intense of the last 100 years, since 1907 it did not rain much in South Korea, the situation that the country is quite complicated vevi.
There are already more than 70 dead, victims of the rains and the number could grow because there are still people missing, a few numbers from the tragedy. According to "Yonhap," the rains, the most intense in South Korea in the last century, also left 9,440 people without family in Seoul and Gyeonggi province, while 2,036 other residents in Paju and surrounding areas were taken before the risk of flooding and landslides.
The Korea Meteorological Administration (KMA) predicted another 250 mm of rain between this Thursday and Friday in Seoul, Tuesday and Wednesday between this rainfall exceeded 400 mm, and in areas of central Brazil.
The accumulated rainfall in Seoul this week could exceed 700 mm, half the average annual rainfall in the South Korean capital.
Information: Telenoticias