Heavy rains and flash floods continue to wreak havoc in South Korea during the monsoon season 2025, triggering a nationwide travel advisory.

GAPYEONG, South Korea - Severe wet weather in South Korea eased on Monday following days of torrential rain that triggered floods and landslides and left at least 18 people dead, the Ministry of the Interior and Safety said on Monday.

South Korea's President Lee Jae-myung declared six districts as special disaster zones on Tuesday (July 22) after days of torrential rains left a trail of destruction in parts of the country. The wet weather has now subsided,