US EditionGangneung in South Korea Is Experiencing an Unusual Drought but Lacks Water Due to Poor Storage.
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Rain is pouring down across the country, but unfortunately, it hasn't rained in Gangneung, which is suffering from a severe drought. Water levels are hitting record lows every day, yet no effective measures have been put in place. Today, Gangneung Mayor Kim Hong-gyu is also focusing on water conservation.
Donation of 1 million 2L bottles of water, worth approximately 500 million won... Largest public-private partnership Gangneung City plans to supply water to those in need... Contributes to alleviating the urgent water shortage [Digital Daily Reporter Park Ki-rok] Dunamu (CEO Oh Kyung-seok), operator of the cryptocurrency exchange Upbit, announced that it donated 1 million bottles of water to Gangneung City, which is suffering from a severe drou…
Gangneung City (Gangwon Province, South Korea) is suffering from an unprecedented drought, forcing authorities to tighten water supply after the main reservoir's water level almost ran out.
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