The Guardian·3 min read·medium

South Korea city deluged by almost a metre of rain, triggering deadly landslide

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South Korea city deluged by almost a metre of rain, triggering deadly landslide
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A deadly landslide triggered by record-breaking torrential rains in Geoje, South Korea, has resulted in one death and multiple injuries. The extreme weather has caused significant infrastructure damage, including power outages and mass evacuations across the southern region.

Vehicles lie piled up in Geoje, South Korea, on Monday after a landslide caused by heavy rains. Photograph: Undefined/Newsis/AP Vehicles lie piled up in Geoje, South Korea, on Monday after a landslide caused by heavy rains. Photograph: Undefined/Newsis/AP South Korea South Korea city deluged by almost a metre of rain, triggering deadly landslide Person dies after landslide hits apartment building in southern city of Geoje as torrential rains lead to power cuts and mass evacuations

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