Korean Relief Camp Conducts 'Ultra-Difficult' Search Driven by Sense of Duty... Tension and Fatigue Accumulate
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“The impact of the terrain, the scale of the disaster is much larger than our experience... the best safety search for the rest of the period” 6 siblings “I want them to cross the river only”... Waiting without hesitation in front of the military unit Correspondent Park Jin-hyung = 7th day of the Korea Overseas Emergency Relief Service (KDRT)'s dispatch to Nepal
KATHMANDU, Sept. 9 (Yonhap) -- South Korea plans to send a second contingent of the Korea Disaster Relief Team (KDRT) to continue search-and-rescue operations in flood-hit Nepal, a foreign ministry official said Wednesday.The first KDRT contingent, w
The Korean Disaster Relief Team (KDRT), dispatched to Nepal to search for South Koreans missing in the massive floods, launched its first foot search on the 8th (local time), the 14th day since the floods began, but failed to locate the missing individuals. The KDRT explained this to reporters in Nepal that afternoon and stated that they had also informed the families of the missing persons of the situation. Seven KDRT members traveled to Ramche…
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