”We stopped early morning deliveries” Woman in her 40s dies in heavy rains, university student also missing = South Korea

On the 9th, a man in his 40s went missing in Gyeongsan City, North Gyeongsang Province, South Korea, during heavy rains. His last message to a colleague was, "The rain is so heavy I can't deliver the parcel."
A female delivery driver was found dead in Iksan, North Jeolla Province. A university student who left her accommodation for a trip has not been found for two days.
The North Gyeongsang Province Fire Department used a drone to find the body of a woman in her 40s who went missing from Muncheon Pond in Jinryang-eup, Gyeongsan-si at around 5:06 pm on the 11th. The body was 2.7 km away from the location where she went missing.
That day, Mr. A's body was found at around 6:04 p.m. and taken to a university hospital in Yeongcheon. According to News 1 that day, Mr. A's sister said, "We are not going to let the family go to the hospital because of the heavy rain.
"I thought he hadn't gone because my boss told him not to go out and deliver something early in the morning... I'm disappointed," she said in a tearful voice. On the day of the accident, she had delivered some parcels in her car at around 1:30 a.m., and then left the Pyeongsa service.
The victim was reportedly trying to deliver mineral water to a staff member at the Bisarea. A was found dead in the vicinity of Pyeongsa-ri, Jinryang-eup, Gyeongsan-si between 1:00 and 5:00 a.m. on the 9th, when he went missing.
Record-breaking rainfall of 117 mm fell in the past two days, beginning on the 9th. In Iksan, North Jeolla Province, where nearly 300 mm of rain fell in two days, a man was visiting a guesthouse with some university acquaintances when he was approached by a friend at a convenience store at dawn.
A university student, Mr. B, went missing after saying, "I'm going to the hospital." On the 10th, the day of Mr. B's accident, it was raining at 40 to 50 mm per hour.
Police and firefighters have been searching for three days around the Iksan River and the drainage channel where B's sneakers and umbrella were found, and have been searching as far as the Mangyeong River area.
The plan is to widen the radius.