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South Korea Landslide and Floods Claim 14 Lives Amid Ongoing Search for Missing
At least 14 people have died in South Korea after heavy rainfall triggered a landslide and floods, with 12 others still unaccounted for. The nationwide death toll is expected to rise as fears of further fatalities grow.
At least 14 South Koreans have died in a landslide and flood disaster triggered by heavy rainfall, with 12 others reported missing since the incident began. The nationwide death toll has risen as authorities continue to respond to the crisis. Heavy rainfall had caused widespread flooding and landslides across the country, leaving many areas inaccessible. Emergency services are working to search for those still unaccounted for.
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