Governor Yum Myunghyun of Sancheong Visits Temporary Shelters for Heavy Rain Disaster Victims
Listening to Inconveniences at Saengbiryang Temporary Shelter, Delivering Consolation Items
Yum Myunghyun, the governor of Sancheong-gun, visited disaster victims living in temporary shelters due to last year's heavy rain damage to inspect their living conditions.
According to Sancheong-gun, on the 9th, Governor Yum visited the temporary shelter set up in Saengbiryang-myeon to check on the living conditions of the disaster victims and to listen to their inconveniences and suggestions.
[Photo by Sancheong County] Yoomyunghyun, the mayor of Sancheong County, visited a temporary living facility in Saengbiryang-myeon on the 9th and spoke with disaster victims living in temporary shelters due to last year’s heavy rain damage, listening to their inconveniences and suggestions.
View original imageThis visit was arranged ahead of the Chuseok holiday to check on the actual living conditions of disaster victims who have spent an extended period in temporary accommodations.
On this day, Governor Yum met with residents, listened to the inconveniences and difficulties they experience living in temporary shelters, and delivered consolation items.
He also instructed relevant departments to continuously monitor the operation of the temporary facilities and ensure necessary support so that the disaster victims do not experience any inconvenience.
Governor Yum stated, "I will closely look into the challenges and inconveniences faced by residents who have been living in temporary shelters for an extended period," and added, "We will continue to provide the support needed so that the residents can return to stable daily lives."
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Meanwhile, as victims of heavy rain continue to live in temporary shelters for a prolonged period, it appears that follow-up support such as housing restoration and the provision of stable accommodations, in addition to continued consolation and daily life support, will be important for their return to normal life.
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