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The Busan area has been receiving over 100mm of rain for two days due to the effects of Typhoon 'Champi'.
(Busan = Yonhap News) Reporter Cha Geun-ho = Train service was delayed due to a tree falling on the Busan Donghae Line railway section, which was raining due to Typhoon 'Champi', causing a disruption in power supply.
According to the Korea Railroad Corporation (KORAIL) on the 25th, at around 7:21 p.m. on this day, a tree along the track fell in the section between Ilgwang Station and Wolnae Station on the Donghae Line, causing a disruption to the tram line.
KORAIL currently operates up and down trains alternately using the up line in this section.
In addition, an initial response team has been deployed to the scene and emergency tree removal work is underway.
Due to this accident, some trains were stopped for a long time, causing inconvenience to passengers.
A passenger posted on social networking services (SNS) that the train had been stopped at Ilgwang Station for over 30 minutes and that the cabin lights and air conditioning had been turned off.
KORAIL is checking the exact size of delayed trains.
In Busan, over 100 mm of rain is currently falling for two days due to the effects of Typhoon 'Champi'.
Daecheong-dong, Jung-gu, the representative observation point, recorded 34.2 mm of rain so far today, following 78.7 mm of rain the previous day.
The cumulative precipitation over two days is 112.9 mm.
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While the country will be mostly cloudy on the 26th, rain and strong winds are expected in Jeju Island and the southern coast due to the influence of Typhoon No. 30 'Champi'. Up to 60 mm of rain is expected to fall on Jeju Island, and special attention is needed to avoid flooding in low-lying coastal areas and damage from strong winds.

Since the 23rd, a cumulative average of 85 mm of rain has fallen in the Gyeongnam region, with precipitation concentrated in Tongyeong and Geoje, and fire authorities have completed eight safety measures, including concerns about soil leakage.

On Monday the 26th, temperatures across the country will be warmer than normal, but rain and strong winds are expected mainly in Jeju Island and the southern region. More than 120 mm of rain was predicted in the Jeju mountainous region.

With rain continuing until the 26th in Daegu and Gyeongbuk, the Gyeongbuk Fire Department implemented 15 safety measures, including road obstructions, over the weekend. Strong winds were forecast to blow across most of the region from the night of the 25th.
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On Sunday, the 25th, it was mostly cloudy across the country, and heavy rain was forecast in the southern region and Jeju Island. Heavy rain of up to 200 mm or more is expected to fall in the mountainous areas of Jeju Island.

While Typhoon No. 30 'Champi' was moving north, heavy rain and strong winds fell on Jeju Island for two days, causing flooding damage, flight cancellations and delays, and passenger ship restrictions. Additional rain of 80 to 150 mm was forecast until the day after tomorrow morning.