Seven individuals have lost their lives and three are still missing as heavy rains cause flooding in South Korea.
The overflowing dam has forced thousands of residents to evacuate their homes.
As heavy rainfall continues for the past three days, several counties across the country have been submerged, and there are concerns that the death toll may increase.
The interior ministry has instructed more than 6,400 residents in Goesan county to evacuate as the Goesan Dam reached its capacity and flooded nearby villages.
The fatalities reported since Friday were a result of landslides and building collapses caused by the heavy rain.
In North Gyeongsang province, two individuals were swept away by an overflowing river, while three others remain missing.
Regular train services throughout the country have been suspended, except for KTX bullet trains, which may have adjusted schedules.
Prime Minister Han Duck-soo has urged officials to proactively address river overflows and landslides. He has also requested assistance from the defence ministry for rescue operations.