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At least eight people have died and 14 others injured as flooding caused by torrential rain hit parts of South Korea’s capital Seoul.
Heavy downpours on Monday night submerged roads, flooded metro stations and caused blackouts across the city and neighboring provinces.
Weather officials said the rain was likely to continue over several days.
Local reports revealed that three victims were living in a semi-basement apartment known as a banjiha.
The prices of food have continued to soar in the popular Eke Onuwa market in Imo state, as the prices of tomatoes and pepper increases. In an interview with Boss Radio Business News, Chinyere Osuji, speaks on the increase in price of tomatoes and pepper. Ngozi Ikechukwu says the price has decreased. Njideka Okechuwu adds that the prices of commodities fluctuate.
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