The death toll from rainstorm in South Korea's capital circle has increased to 1 1. What is the specific disaster situation?

On/KOOC-0//KOOC-0/day, South Korea time, the news from the Central Disaster Safety Countermeasures Headquarters of South Korea said that by 6: 00 that day, the rainstorm in the South Korean capital circle had caused certain harm, of which/KOOC-0//KOOC-0/people were killed, 8 people were missing and/KOOC-0/8 people were injured, including two China citizens.

Compared with the day before yesterday, the number of victims increased by 1. According to statistics, about 5,200 people were transferred to temporary areas for resettlement. Up to now, there are 2,590 households with 5,279 people in five places in South Korea, including Seoul, Incheon, Gyeonggi Province, Chungcheongnam-do and gangwon. Among these affected people, 982 people have been placed in temporary living facilities, and the environment is worrying.

At the beginning of the disaster, from the evening of 10, South Korea time, the rainfall that had tended to be calm unexpectedly increased. According to the news reports of Gyeonggi Province and Korea Meteorological Agency on June 5438+0 1 day, from 09: 00 on June 5438+00 to 07: 00 on June 5438+0 1 day, the actual rainfall in most parts of southern Gyeonggi Province was close to 100 mm, but there were no casualties during the rainfall, which was unfortunate.

In another area, gangwon, from the afternoon of 10, it has already rained 10 to 30mm per hour. At another campsite in Wangshan, Jiangling City, a river crossing a bridge was flooded due to the rising water level, and more than 90 people were eventually trapped.

However, this rainfall trend will not be alleviated in the short term, but will continue to advance, resulting in leakage of houses and flooding of roads in many areas, causing great damage to the local area.

Affected by the rainstorm, power was cut off in 4 1 area of South Korea, but due to timely repair, power supply has been restored in 37 areas. Many areas have completed emergency measures after the disaster.

So far, many governments in South Korea have declared a state of emergency in response to this disaster.

The South Korean Embassy in South China has also issued a warm reminder, hoping that citizens in South Korea will pay close attention to weather changes and reduce or avoid traveling under extreme weather conditions; If you really need to travel, please try to avoid high-risk areas such as rivers, low-lying and waterlogged areas, and hidden dangers of geological disasters; Ask for help in case of emergency.