The Korean government, in Laos Dam accident
Do not you want toengage?
The Koreangovernment provided emergency relief equivalent to
1million dollars for the incident to Laos,
He sent over 60medical professionals and staff to the country.
I make anexcuse, but on August 23,
Ifinished the emergency relief support activity for about onemonth.
Support early recovery and reconstruction recovery
through private organizations
andinternational organizations.
Evenif you say such things, most of
constructionfunds with
ODAexport banks with Korea
Development assistance method that
Koreancompany invests,
Korea'sequity investment total 75%
When a disaster occurred due
todirect involvement
I must show a responsible attitude
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Activists from Southeast Asian countries are calling on South Korea to play
a more active role the aftermath of a massive dam collapse in Laos in July.
The activists from Thailand and Cambodia held a press conference in Seoul on Thursday,
saying the damage from the fatal dam incident is more serious
than what was announced by the Laos government.
They claimed the situation in Laos has actually gotten worse due to torrential rains
and is even affecting nearby areas in Cambodia.
They said victims of the dam collapse are still living in makeshift shelters
and that many aid supplies and funds are not reaching them.
They argued that the South Korean government and companies
should play bigger roles in dealing with the incident as they have been involved
in large-sized development projects in Laos,
including hydroelectric power generation.
On Tuesday, the activists visited the headquarters of SK,
the constructor of the dam, calling on the company to thoroughly investigate
the incident and take responsible measures.
The South Korean government provided one million dollars worth of emergency relief
to Laos over the incident and sent more than 60 medical experts and staff to the country.
LAOS DAM
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