Severe Snowstorm in South Korea Claims Four Lives

Severe Snowstorm in South Korea Claims Four Lives

Seoul, South Korea – A powerful snowstorm has swept across South Korea, resulting in tragic fatalities and significant disruptions. As of today, at least four people have lost their lives due to snow-related incidents, with the province of Gyeonggi, which borders Seoul, being particularly hard hit.

One victim died when a golf practice net collapsed under the weight of accumulated snow in the city of Pyeongtaek.

Another individual was killed by a falling tree during the storm.

Additional reports indicate that other fatalities occurred due to similar weather-related accidents.
Travel Disruptions:

The heavy snowfall has led to widespread travel chaos, with numerous flights and ferry services canceled across the region.

Authorities are urging residents to stay indoors and avoid unnecessary travel as conditions remain hazardous.

The snowstorm has blanketed large areas of South Korea, with some regions experiencing record snowfall levels.
Emergency services are on high alert, working to clear roads and assist those affected by the storm.
This severe weather event highlights the dangers posed by winter storms and the importance of preparedness during such conditions. The government is closely monitoring the situation and providing updates to ensure public safety.