A city submerged in water: Seoul is hit by heaviest rainfall in 80 years leaving at least eight people dead including three family members who drowned after basement flooded 'like a scene from Parasite'

At least eight people have died in and around Seoul after torrential rain knocked out power, caused landslides and left roads and subways submerged, according to South Korean authorities.


The southern part of the national capital received more than 100mm (3.9 inches) of rain per hour on late Monday, with some parts of the city hit with 141.5mm, the heaviest rainfall in decades, according to Korea Meteorological Administration (KMA).


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A vehicle sits damaged on a road after floating in heavy rainfall in Seoul, south Korea.

Kim sun-OK clears up debris from her restaurant damaged by floods.

Vehicles are abandoned in flooded areas.

People cautiously walk on damaged road near the sub way station in Seoul.

South Korean prime minister han duck-soo inspects guruong Village in Seoul.

A woman walks near a damaged vehicle.

People walk across a street during heavy rainfall.

Men stand among abandoned vehicles in flooded areas during heavy rainfall in Seoul.

Vehicles get partly submerged at a flooded parking lot.

There's still electricity.

thesicilian:
There's still electricity.

While some are experiencing drought

Adevector:
While some are experiencing drought

Exactly

thesicilian:
There's still electricity.

That is why we want Obi.

Sometimes I wonder what will happen to humans if an asteroid hits earth with the force to be felt around the world. Nature easily shows that a century of human development can be erased in a matter of days or weeks. Our planet requires a reset because humans are too selfish. If we’re busy trying to rebuild our existence then we won’t see the need to discriminate against one another.

City is submerged in water and there is still electricity

When will Nigeria have stable electricity

What the Koreans call "damaged roads" is what we Nigerians call "normal roads".

meobizy:
Sometimes I wonder what will happen to humans if an asteroid hits earth with the force to be felt around the world. Nature easily shows that a century of human development can be erased in a matter of days or weeks. Our planet requires a reset because humans are too selfish. If we’re busy trying to rebuild our existence then we won’t see the need to discriminate against one another.

It won't happen as you projected. Humans are selfish in nature.

Ofunaofu:
City is submerged in water and there is still electricity

When will Nigeria have stable electricity

Maybe Nigeria needs 60yrs more

Vulcanheph:
What the Koreans call "damaged roads" is what we Nigerians call "normal roads".