Along with severe cold
25 Jan 2016 – According to the nation’s weather agency, the Monday morning temperatures in Seoul was a bone-chilling minus 14C, Daegu minus 11, and Busan minus 8.
Korea’s southern regions also received warnings of heavy snow, while a record 130 centimeters (4′-4″) of snow piled up in eastern island of Ulleung-do.
It’s been eight days since ships couldn’t approach or leave the island due to strong winds and waves causing the island to run out of daily necessities.
Flights to and from Jeju-do island are back to normal, ending the 42-hour suspension for some 87-thousand travellers stranded on the island.
http://www.arirang.co.kr/News/News_View.asp?nseq=187592
Thanks to Argiris Diamantis for this link
“None of this news is published by the Dutch MSM,” says Argiris. “But each forest fire in Australia is headline news.”
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