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This time, we will look at the situation in Seoul. Reporter is out on Dongjak Bridge.

Reporter Hong Young-jae, how are you doing right now?

<Reporter> As the

Dongjak Bridge where I am coming out from yesterday (1st) in the afternoon has been raining, it is now raining little by little to get my hair slightly wet.

Diving bridge water level is currently rising to 4m, but pedestrian traffic is prohibited if the water level rises to 5.5m.

Following yesterday, heavy rain warnings in Seoul, Gyeonggi, and Incheon, and heavy rain warnings have been put into effect in the southwestern part of Gyeonggi Province, north of Chungcheongbuk-do, and the southwestern part of Gangwon Province. It's raining.

From yesterday afternoon to the present, the Seoul area had a heavy rain of 83mm and Yeoju, Gyeonggi-do, up to 175mm.

During the night, as the heavy rain alarm went into effect in Yongin, Gyeonggi-do, the Tancheon Trail in Jukjeon was submerged.

<Anchor> It's the

weekend, will we get off today a lot after yesterday?

<Reporter> In

Seoul and Gyeonggi, heavy rains have been in effect, but in some areas, strong rains of 50 to 80 mm per hour with gusts, thunder and lightning are expected.

The Korea Meteorological Administration predicted that the rain would be briefly suspended until this afternoon, and that from the evening to tomorrow night, there would be a lot of rain up to 300mm in the central region.

Accordingly, we urged you to pay special attention to facility management, prevention of low-level flood damage, and traffic safety in rain.