"Swimming to search for lives… Water came up to the chest in 15 minutes"

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Let's take a look at the video reported by viewers.

In order to prevent typhoon damage, we will summarize the scenes with reporter Park Chan-beom once again reminding us that we need to prepare in advance.

[Reporter Park Chan-beom: First, let's see the inside video filmed at a funeral home in Gyeongju.

It's on the basement floor.

It looks like rainwater pouring in through the entrance door.

Just by looking at the screen now, you can see at a glance how fast the flow is.

There is a video that was filmed again in the afternoon of today (7th) at the same place.

Although the water is gone, the materials are tangled and scattered here and there.

Let's see the next video.

This is a video of firefighters swimming on a riverside road to search for people.

It is close to the underground parking lot of the Pohang apartment complex where the accident occurred this time.

Checking if anyone is isolated in the building.

When I talked to the crew member who filmed it, it was said that rainwater came up from the ankle to the chest in about 15 minutes.]

[Reporter Park Chan-beom: In Gyeongju and Pohang, where the damage from the typhoon was great, the entire village suffered damage and is eagerly waiting for restoration.

If you watch the video together, a whole uprooted tree is hung on a guardrail, and the wall of the house is also collapsing.

The inside of the house is covered in mud, and it looks like there is nothing usable to salvage.

Since it is a village where the elderly live together, they say they are in dire need of help.

Let's listen to the residents.]

[Kang Mi-ae / Villager: There are a lot of elderly people living alone, so there are too few hands and I can't even use my hands at all.

So I hope we can fill in a lot of manpower as soon as possible.]

[Reporter Park Chan-beom: Ijo-ri, Naenam-myeon, Gyeongju was also hit directly by the typhoon.

The furniture that has been worn out has been taken out, and the residents and volunteers are working on restoration, but I have been informed that the situation is insufficient.]

[Reporter Park Chan-beom: It is said that the damage to the house and the restoration of the business site are still slow.

If you look at the video, you can see a lot of products that were not used due to this rain.

It looks like a business site cleaning the dirt inside a convenience store to resume business as soon as possible.

Even after the typhoon passes, we will continue to deliver news of restoration through the video report.

You can report it in the method you are most familiar with among Kakao Talk, email, and the SBS website.]

(Video Edit: Yoon Tae-ho)