Changwon Mayor Kang Gi-yoon Wishes for the Safe Return of All Citizens Following Nepal Accident
Kang Gi-yoon, Mayor of Changwon Special City, expressed his wishes on August 27 for the safe return of all citizens in relation to the flood accident in Nepal.
In a message released that day, Mayor Kang stated, "I am deeply saddened that our citizens who were working on the construction of a hydropower plant in Nepal have lost contact or become isolated due to the flood." He added, "My heart grows heavier as employees from Doosan Enerbility, one of Changwon's leading companies, are among those affected."
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He continued, "I offer my heartfelt condolences to the families who must be suffering from the sudden news of the accident," and added, "I sincerely hope that the active rescue and support efforts of the Nepali and Korean governments will ensure the safe return of all our citizens."
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