Forty People Dead in South Korea Floods
At least 40 people died after a massive rainstorm hit South Korea as Korean citizens were warned to evacuate their homes on July 9th. In the meantime, SAR teams continue looking for survivors from the floods.
The government has deployed nearly 900 rescue workers to the tunnel who have so far pulled up 13 bodies and rescued nine people who were treated for injuries. Read more here
We send our condolences to the families and friends of the 40 people who died in the South Korean floods. We pray the SAR team will continue searching for other survivors and keeping them safe. Please be safe out there!
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