Lee Orders Review of Measures to Help Families of Koreans Missing in Nepal
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Lee orders review of measures to help families of Koreans missing in Nepal
President Lee Jae Myung instructed the government Thursday to review measures to help the families of nine Koreans who went missing in devastating floods in Nepal last month, his office said. Lee gave the order after being briefed on the families' difficulties upon returning from a state visit to France earlier in the day, according to Cheong Wa Dae. "(Lee) instructed a review of necessary measures so that after fully listening to and respecting…
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Seol Seung-eun = On the 10th, regarding the disappearance of South Korean citizens due to the severe flooding in Nepal, President Lee Jae-myung stated that, reflecting the wishes of the families of the missing, necessary...
Immediately after arriving at Seoul Airport on the 10th following a state visit to France, President Lee Jae-myung ordered support measures for the families of missing citizens in Nepal. The Blue House announced in a press release that day, "President Lee received a report on the difficulties faced by the families of our missing citizens in Nepal, and after fully listening to and respecting the wishes of the families, he ordered a review of nec…
On the 10th, President Lee Jae-myung instructed, "Listen carefully to and respect the wishes of the families of the missing persons in Nepal, and review necessary measures to ensure that their wishes are reflected as much as possible."
Upon returning home after completing his state visit to France, President Lee Jae-myung instructed officials on the 10th regarding the families of South Koreans missing due to the massive floods and landslides in Nepal, “Listen fully to and respect the wishes of the families of the missing, and review necessary measures to ensure their wishes are reflected as much as possible.” The Blue House announced through a press release that President Lee …
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