Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
'네팔 대홍수' 사망자 469명으로 급증 실종자도 910명
We start in Nepal on this Friday as rescuers search through mud-choked valleys for survivors of the fatal floods that have taken hundreds of lives.
Our Moon Hye-ryeon starts us off.
Rescue teams in Nepal and Tibet are racing to find more than 1,400 people still missing, two days after a glacier collapse unleashed catastrophic flooding along the Himalayan border.
The disaster, which struck Wednesday, has killed at least 469 people in Nepal, according to local authorities.
Among the missing are more than 500 foreigners, from countries including the United States, India and South Korea.
Many of them are believed to have been on pilgrimage routes near the border.
Meanwhile, Chinese authorities have suspended rescue operations in Tibet over fears that a newly formed lake could burst its banks.
Rising water has collected behind a natural barrier created by the landslide, threatening to unleash another surge into areas already devastated by the floods.
For families of the missing, the wait has been agonizing.
Chamindi Shreshtha's 26-year-old son was driving a truck when the floodwaters hit.
She says she hasn't heard from him since.
"My son is stuck in the floods. He is a truck driver, and he said he was driving. And we last spoke at around 8.30. After that, there is no news of him. We are not able to find out anything."
Scientists believe the flood was triggered when a section of glacier and rock gave way high in the mountains, sending a wall of water, mud and debris crashing through the Bagmati region and into Tibet's Gyirong county.
The surge destroyed roads, bridges and a key border crossing, complicating rescue access.
Nepal's army has evacuated workers trapped at a hydropower plant and pulled dozens of survivors out by helicopter.
Authorities say more than 17 thousand personnel are now involved in the search, with roughly 1,470 people rescued so far.
Moon Hye-ryeon, Arirang News.
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2026-08-28, 17:00 (KST)
'네팔 대홍수' 사망자 469명으로 급증 실종자도 910명
We start in Nepal on this Friday as rescuers search through mud-choked valleys for survivors of the fatal floods that have taken hundreds of lives.
Our Moon Hye-ryeon starts us off.
Rescue teams in Nepal and Tibet are racing to find more than 1,400 people still missing, two days after a glacier collapse unleashed catastrophic flooding along the Himalayan border.
The disaster, which struck Wednesday, has killed at least 469 people in Nepal, according to local authorities.
Among the missing are more than 500 foreigners, from countries including the United States, India and South Korea.
Many of them are believed to have been on pilgrimage routes near the border.
Meanwhile, Chinese authorities have suspended rescue operations in Tibet over fears that a newly formed lake could burst its banks.
Rising water has collected behind a natural barrier created by the landslide, threatening to unleash another surge into areas already devastated by the floods.
For families of the missing, the wait has been agonizing.
Chamindi Shreshtha's 26-year-old son was driving a truck when the floodwaters hit.
She says she hasn't heard from him since.
"My son is stuck in the floods. He is a truck driver, and he said he was driving. And we last spoke at around 8.30. After that, there is no news of him. We are not able to find out anything."
Scientists believe the flood was triggered when a section of glacier and rock gave way high in the mountains, sending a wall of water, mud and debris crashing through the Bagmati region and into Tibet's Gyirong county.
The surge destroyed roads, bridges and a key border crossing, complicating rescue access.
Nepal's army has evacuated workers trapped at a hydropower plant and pulled dozens of survivors out by helicopter.
Authorities say more than 17 thousand personnel are now involved in the search, with roughly 1,470 people rescued so far.
Moon Hye-ryeon, Arirang News.
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2026-08-28, 17:00 (KST)
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![[Weather] Passing rain in south with more heat, rain eases and heat builds in central regions
남부 폭염 속 소나기
The new week started on a rainy note and the capital area is finally seeing a break from the heavy rain, with mostly cloudy skies. While central areas warm up by 1 to 5 degrees Celsius, the heat continues in the southern regions with a heatwave advisory remaining in place.
And the humidity will stay high with a chance of passing rain of 5 to 60 millimeters in the forecast, some could become quite heavy, with rainfall rates around 20 millimeters per hour, along with thunderstorms and strong winds.
And this afternoon, Seoul will get up to 29 degrees Celsius, about 5 degrees higher than yesterday, Busan will reach 31 degrees. Daegu and Gwangju top out at 32 degrees.
From tomorrow, easterly winds will bring more frequent rain to the east coast. And by the end of the week, mornings and evenings should gradually feel more like autumn.
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