00:00At least two more people were killed in South Korea on Sunday as heavy downpours continued to lash the country, bringing this week's death toll to at least 14.
00:12According to the Interior Ministry, the situation remains critical, with 12 people still unaccounted for since the torrential rain began on Wednesday.
00:21In Gapyong County, Gyeonggi Province, nearly 170 mm of rain fell early Sunday. Two deaths have been confirmed, and four others are still missing.
00:31Yonhap News Agency reported that a woman in her 70s was killed when her home collapsed in a landslide, while the body of a man in his 40s was found drowned near a bridge.
00:42The southern county of Sancheong has been the hardest hit, recording nearly 800 mm of rain since Wednesday.
00:49Search and rescue teams discovered two more bodies there on Sunday, raising the local death toll to eight, with six still missing.
00:57South Korea typically experiences monsoon rains in July and is generally well prepared.
01:03However, the recent downpours in the country's southern regions are among the most intense ever recorded in such a short span.
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