Hundreds displaced after heavy rain

After heavy rains battered South Korea, hundreds of displaced residents are enduring each day in temporary shelters, shuttled between shelters and their damaged homes.

Most of the roughly 60 displaced residents staying here are older than 80. They barely had time to gather their belongings in the rain. All they can do now is try to sleep alongside their luggage.

Once the rain stopped, residents rushed back to their homes to salvage whatever was left. But they could only sigh the village entrance, mud-covered belongings are lined up in piles.

Furniture, household appliances, and even farming equipment were submerged in the water, rendering them useless.