Four dead, 1,300 were evacuated as heavy rainfall rain

Four people were killed and more than 1,300 evacuated as heavy rain in South Korea, warning the authorities to continue the blur.

Among the dead are two men in their 80s. Authorities believe that one of them is trying to drain floods from the basement of his house.

The third victim collapses when a wall is crushed into his car. Moments before, he called his wife to say that the car was “expelled”, the authorities said. The fourth victim died in a heart catch.

“I can’t understand what it happens,” Kim said, a cafe owner in the city of Gwangju. He said it was the first time he experienced such a heavy rain.

The rain record prompts the South Korean government to raise the weather-related alert to its highest level.

“Everything is covered with water other than the roof (in my house),” a resident of one of the affected areas written online.

Over 400mm of the rain pours half a day in Seosan, the worst-affected city, according to the country’s West agency – The country’s West agency describes it as a once event.

Social media photos and videos show cars and houses drowned, with pieces of furniture floating in water.

Ms Kim in Gwangju, recorded 426mm in the rain last Thursday, saying he was afraid because I didn’t have a stream before, because there was no river or river in this neighborhood “.

The 26-year-old need to close his cafe after it is filled with floods:

Many injuries were reported around the country, including two people suffering from hypothermia and two others who gained a foot injury.

Up to 16:00 local time (07:00 GMT) on Thursday, more than 1,300 people were evacuated.

Authorities encourage people to stay away from river streams, steep slopes and spaces underground, warned that the risk of roaring in the land and floods of roaring.

The dry air from the northwest mixed with hot and humid air from the south to form more clouds in the rain, meteorological rains, meteorological meteorology in South Korea.

But forecasters expected to expect high temperatures next week, with the possibility of a heatwave.