Korea steps up search for 9 missing nationals, expands humanitarian aid to Nepal
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(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Min Seon-hee = The Republic of Korea Disaster Relief Team (KDRT), dispatched to the site of the massive floods in Nepal to carry out search and rescue missions, ...
A week has passed since nine South Koreans went missing due to the massive floods in Nepal, and the South Korean government has deployed a 44-member overseas emergency relief team to the site. They are launching a search for the missing persons by mobilizing rescue dogs, drones, and thermal imaging and acoustic detection equipment. The Korea Disaster Relief Team (KDRT) arrived in Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal, aboard a military transport plane…
The Rapid Response Team dispatched by the South Korean government and the Korea Disaster Relief Team (KDRT) joined forces on the 3rd in flood-affected areas of the Himalayan mountain region bordering Nepal and China to begin full-scale search and rescue operations. Nepalese rescue authorities are concentrating their efforts on searching the tunnels of the Rasuwagadi and Trishuli 3A hydroelectric power plants, where approximately 40 people are m…
[Digital Daily Reporter Lee Anna] The Korea Disaster Relief Team (KDRT) has arrived in Nepal, where massive flooding has caused large-scale casualties. Following consultations with local authorities, the relief team is scheduled to begin full-scale search and rescue operations for victims, including nine missing South Koreans. According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and other sources on the 2nd (local time), the KDRT, led by Lee Kyu-ho, Di…
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