"South Korea's Devastating Floods Claim Over 40 Lives, Prompting Climate Change Concerns"

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South Korea has been hit by heavy downpours and floods for nine consecutive days, resulting in a death toll of at least 40 people, with 34 others injured and over 10,000 people evacuated from their homes. The central and southern regions of the country have experienced the most severe damage, including landslides and submerged vehicles. Rescue workers are searching for survivors in affected areas, including a muddy tunnel where 15 vehicles were trapped in a flash flood. The government has deployed nearly 900 rescue workers to assist in relief efforts, and the president has called for the designation of special disaster zones to provide more assistance.
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