South Korea has recorded its stronger rains for a hundred and fifteen years

According to the latest assessment of the authorities, nine people have died and seven others missing since the beginning of this historical precipitation, Monday.

Le Monde with AFP

The balance sheet increases in South Korea: nine people died and seven others remain missing after record precipitation flooded major roads, metro stations and houses, announced on Wednesday, August 10, authorities.

The torrential rains, which started on Monday, are the strongest recorded in South Korea since the first weather observations, a hundred and fifteen years ago, according to President Yoon Seok-Youl, who apologized for the ” Disagreements “.

/Media reports.