Doosan Chairman Park Jung-Won Heads to Nepal… Directly Supports Search Site for Missing Employees
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With six Doosan Enerbility employees missing following massive floods in Nepal, Doosan Group Chairman Park Jung-won is heading to Nepal on the 29th to support local search and rescue operations. Chairman Park is scheduled to arrive in Nepal this afternoon via a direct Korean Air flight to Kathmandu. Upon arrival, he plans to personally oversee the progress of the search and rescue efforts for the missing employees in Kathmandu and provide necess…
(Seongnam=Yonhap News) Reporter Kim Yun-gu = With six Doosan Enerbility employees out of contact due to massive flooding in Nepal, Doosan Group Chairman Park Jung-won will depart for Nepal on the 29th...
Doosan Group Chairman Park Jung-won and Doosan Enerbility Vice Chairman Park Ji-won will personally visit Nepal, where nine South Korean employees have lost contact due to massive flooding. According to business circles on the 29th, Chairman Park and Vice Chairman Park are scheduled to travel to Nepal via a flight departing from Incheon International Airport this afternoon. Due to the flooding, contact has been lost with nine South Korean nati…
[Digital Daily Reporter Choi Min-ji] With six Doosan Enerbility employees out of contact due to massive floods in Nepal, Doosan Group Chairman Park Jung-won and Doosan Enerbility Vice Chairman Park Ji-won are heading to Nepal in person. Following Doosan Enerbility CEO Jung Yeon-in, the group's top management is expected to devote all their efforts to the search for missing persons and managing the aftermath of the accident on-site in Nepal. Acc…
With Doosan Enerbility employees out of contact due to the massive floods in Nepal, Doosan Group Chairman Park Jung-won will depart for Nepal on the 29th.
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