Severe Flooding Hits Republic of Korea, July 2006
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Disaster Overview : In mid-July 2006, torrential rains triggered severe flooding across the Republic of Korea, particularly affecting Gangwon and Kyonngi provinces, as well as Seoul. The heavy rains commenced on July 14 and continued, causing widespread damage and displacement. This period saw more than 520 mm of rain inundating numerous cities, leading to devastating impacts on the region's infrastructure and population.
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