At least 17 people have died and 11 remain missing after South Korea was hit by some of the heaviest rainfall in years. Torrential downpours triggered deadly landslides and flash floods, with the hardest-hit areas seeing nearly 800mm of rain in just five days. In Gapyeong, homes were crushed and cars swept away, while rescue teams scrambled to evacuate stranded residents. As the country recovers, forecasters now warn of an incoming heatwave. This tragedy highlights the growing impact of extreme weather fueled by climate change.
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