Korea Meteorological Administration

A rare 5.4-magnitude earthquake hit South Korea's southeast Wednesday afternoon, the second most powerful quake on record, in a country that seldom experiences significant tremors.

A powerful 5.4-magnitude earthquake hit the southern region of South Korea Monday evening, the US Geological Survey (USGS) said, following an earlier quake of 4.9-magnitude.

A minor 3.1 magnitude earthquake was detected in North Korea early Monday, South Korea's state weather agency said, adding that there was no indication it was related to a nuclear test.

Various regions in South Korea were struggling on Monday with a waist-high snow that blanketed the country's east coast, after a record-breaking snowfall which stranded hundreds and caused severe losses on farming.The Gangwon Regional Meteorological Administration said that the amount of the two-day snowfall in the area reached almost 4 feet in som...

A rare 5.4-magnitude earthquake hit South Korea's southeast Wednesday afternoon, the second most powerful quake on record, in a country that seldom experiences significant tremors.

A powerful 5.4-magnitude earthquake hit the southern region of South Korea Monday evening, the US Geological Survey (USGS) said, following an earlier quake of 4.9-magnitude.

A minor 3.1 magnitude earthquake was detected in North Korea early Monday, South Korea's state weather agency said, adding that there was no indication it was related to a nuclear test.

Various regions in South Korea were struggling on Monday with a waist-high snow that blanketed the country's east coast, after a record-breaking snowfall which stranded hundreds and caused severe losses on farming.The Gangwon Regional Meteorological Administration said that the amount of the two-day snowfall in the area reached almost 4 feet in som...