Seoul has seen its biggest single-day snowfall for more than 40 years.
South Korea’s weather agency said 12.2cm fell on the capital on Saturday – the heaviest snowfall since 1981.
Up to 4cm of snowfall per hour was recorded falling in parts of Gyeonggi Province.
The weather conditions caused traffic congestion and some minor collisions but no injuries were reported.
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The city government deployed more than 4,600 workers to remove snow across Seoul.
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