Torrential rains leave at least 30 dead in South Korea. Photo: CTV News

More than a week of torrential rain in South Korea has left at least 30 dead and 12 missing in landslides, floods, and other incidents, the government said Sunday while warning of a further downpour.

Iran Press/Asia: The causalities include 13 dead and two missing from the last two days of heavy rainfall in southern South Korea, the Ministry of the Interior and Safety said in a report.

The rain on Thursday and Friday also left more than 3,700 displaced as it flooded residential areas, roads, and farming fields in the southern region, CTV News reported.

The safety ministry said the Seoul area and the southern region are expected to receive more heavy rain on Sunday.

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