South Korea: Heavy Rain Hits Busan, Causing Flooding

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South Korea: Heavy Rain Hits Busan, Causing Flooding

Heavy rain hit Busan, South Korea, causing flooding in some parts on Saturday, September 21. The Busan Meteorological Agency issued heavy rain warnings and strong wind warnings for the area.

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  • Haeundae-gu, NOTE: Looped video Video Location: Udong, South Korea Video Recording Date/Time: September 21, 2024 at 07:38h, Busan

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