Korean media: The heavy rain in the Korean capital has killed 8 people, Yin Xiyue held an emergency meeting of flood control work

[Global Network Reporter Fu Jiajun] Yonhap News Agency reported on the 9th that as of 11 am on the 9th local time, the statistics of the Central Disaster Security Counterfeit Headquarters in South Korea showed that the heavy rain in the capital circle has killed 8 people and the disappearance of 6 people. 9 people were injured. In response, South Korean President Yin Xiyue hosted an emergency meeting of relevant authorities related to flood prevention work on the 9th to inspect the affected situations in various places, and asked relevant departments and local governments and relevant agencies to quickly carry out the recovery of the flood after the flood.

On the morning of the 9th local time, the Hanjiang Park in Mapao District, Seoul City was drowned by rain. Photo from Korean media

On the evening of the 8th local time, the roads in Jiangnan District, Seoul City were stagnant, and the vehicles were drowned by rain. Photo from Korean media

On the evening of the 8th local time, rain poured into a subway station in Tongqui District, Seoul. Photo from Korean media

It is reported that the casualties caused by the heavy rain were 8 people died (5 people in Seoul, 3 of Gyeonggi); 6 were missing (4 people in Seoul, 2 people in Gyeonggi); 9 were injured (Gyeonggi). Compared with the statistics at 6 am, the number of deaths increased by one.

On the 9th of local time, Yin Xiyue hosted the emergency inspection meeting of flood prevention work at the Seoul Statue Center of the Central Disaster Security Room of the Central Government Office of the Central Government of South Korea. Photo from Korean media

According to reports, the South Korean President Yin Xiyue was reported to host an emergency meeting of the flood prevention work on the 9th to check the disaster situation, and expressed regret for the disaster situation in various places, and instructed relevant departments, local governments, and local governments, local governments, and local governments, local governments, and local governments, local governments, and local governments, local governments, and local governments, local governments, and local governments, local governments, and local governments, local governments, and local governments, and local governments, local governments, and local governments, and local governments. Relevant agencies strengthen the emergency work system to avoid casualties.

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