Choo Mi-ae Prays for Safe Return of Nepal Flood Missing... "All Possible Measures by Gyeonggi Province"

Gyeonggi Province Governor Choo Mi-ae confirmed that among the Korean nationals who have been out of contact due to the large-scale flood in Nepal, there are residents of Gyeonggi Province. She called on the government to do everything possible in search and rescue operations. Gyeonggi Province also announced that it would take every possible measure to ensure the safety of its residents and provide necessary support.

On August 27, through her social media account, Governor Choo said, "Above all, I earnestly hope for the safe return of those who are missing," and added, "I would also like to express my deepest sympathy to the families anxiously awaiting news of their loved ones."

Gyeonggi Province Governor Chu Mi-ae's post on her SNS on the 27th

She continued, "The government plans to urgently dispatch a joint rapid response team to the site, consisting of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the National Fire Agency, and the National Police Agency," and urged, "Although the rescue conditions on site are difficult, please make every effort in the search and rescue operations."

She further stated, "We will take every possible measure to ensure the safety of our residents and, if needed, provide all necessary support," reiterating Gyeonggi Province's commitment to responding at the provincial level. She added, "Once again, I sincerely hope for the safe return of all those who are missing."

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