БНСУ: Хүчтэй урсгалын улмаас үерт боогдсон жолооч, зорчигчдыг нүүлгэн шилжүүлэхэд хүндрэлтэй байна

БНСУ-ын төв хэсэгт хүчтэй аадар бороо орж үерлэсний улмаас 50 орчим хүн амь насаа алдаж, олон тооны хүн сураггүй алга болжээ.

Өнгөрсөн бямба гарагт болсон энэ байгалийн үзэгдлээс болж усны түвшин нэмэгдэж улмаар далан доошилж ойр орчмын гол үерлэсэн байна. Гамшгаас хамгаалах, аюулгүй байдлын арга хэмжээ авах төвөөс мэдээлж байгаагаар үерт боогдсон 17 машиныг илрүүлж уснаас гаргаж авсан боловч үерийн урсгал хүчтэй байгаа учраас үерт боогдсон жолооч, зорчигчдыг нүүлгэн шилжүүлэхэд хүндрэлтэй байгаа талаар учирлажээ.

Үерийн улмаас 10 мянга гаруй хүнийг нүүлгэн шилжүүлж, 28 мянга гаруй өрхийн эрчим хүчийг тасалсан байна.Долоодугаар сарын 9-нөөс хойш тус улсын төв болон өмнөд нутагт 500 гаруй мм хур тунадас орсон гэж Цаг уурын албанаас мэдээлжээ. At least 40 people have died, 34 others are injured and more than 10,000 people have had to evacuate from their homes since July 9, when heavy rain started pounding the country.

At least 40 people have died, 34 others are injured and more than 10,000 people have had to evacuate from their homes since July 9, when heavy rain started pounding the country.

The severest damage has been concentrated in South Korea’s central and southern regions.

In the central city of Cheongju, hundreds of rescue workers, including divers, continued to search for survivors in a muddy tunnel where about 15 vehicles, including a bus, got trapped in a flash flood that may have filled up the passageway within minutes on Saturday evening.

The government has deployed nearly 900 rescue workers to the tunnel who have so far pulled up 13 bodies and rescued nine people who were treated for injuries. It wasn’t clear how many people were in the submerged cars.

As of Monday afternoon, rescue workers had pumped out most of the water from the tunnel and were searching the site on foot, a day after they used rubber boats to move and transport bodies on stretchers.

Hundreds of emergency workers, soldiers and police were also looking for any survivors in the southeastern town of Yecheon, where at least nine people were dead and eight others listed as missing after landslides destroyed homes and buckled roads, the county office said.