Students in Han Li: The collapse of the landslide caused by heavy rain, and the supermarkets and restaurants have resumed after the rain.

Elephant News reporter Zhao Dan/Wenwen Interviers Photo Confession

South Korea's largest rainfall in 115 has attracted much attention. According to the latest report of China News Network on August 9, one of the eight victims included 1 Chinese. Elephant journalists connected now, and now the international students in Seoul, South Korea have learned that the storm has caused the phenomenon of landslides and road collapse of her place. At present, heavy rain has stopped, local buses, supermarkets, restaurants, etc. are recovering one after another, and people's lives are still affected to some extent. The reporter noticed that the Chinese Embassy in Korea urgently announced a number of hotline for help, reminding the heavy rainfall to continue.

According to the China News Network quoted the Korean Daily, the evening of the 8th was the largest rainfall in the 115 years since the beginning of Seoul's meteorological observation. The roads of the Jiangnan District of Seoul were flooded, the vehicles were flooded, and the Seoul diving bridge was completely blocked on the water. Rainstorm also caused houses, buildings, vehicles and subway stations to be flooded.

On the afternoon of the 9th, Elephant Journalists interviewed Xiao Guo, a current international student in Seoul, South Korea. According to the videos and pictures she sent back, the rainstorm caused multiple areas to be submerged, and pedestrians and vehicles in the city center were wading. Landscapes appear in some places, like floods, and floods pour down. After the rainstorm, there was a wolf borrowing on the road, and the collapse of the big tree and the collapse of the road appeared, which had a certain impact on the lives of the people. However, Xiao Guo's position is slowly recovering. "Now the rain has stopped, and the building of our college has been parked. My bus here has returned to normal, and most of the supermarkets and restaurants have been opened. There are not many water on the ground.

According to the public account of the Chinese Embassy in South Korea on August 9, on August 8th, heavy rain in regions such as the South Korean capital circle caused some roads to be closed, house immersion, and subway were suspended. According to the headquarters of the South Korean Central Disaster Security Countermeasure, eight people have died of residential water, electric shock, and mudslides, and six were disappeared due to underground passage and was involved in rapid flow.

The reporter noticed that the Chinese Embassy in Korea urgently announced a number of hotlines for help, reminding the heavy rainfall to continue. The Ministry of Administration of the South Korea has raised the storm crisis alert from "alert level" to "severe level", reminding to prevent prevention.

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