South Korea Deploys Disaster Relief Team to Nepal After Severe Floods
South Korea is deploying a government disaster relief team to Nepal to assist with flood recovery and locate nine missing South Korean citizens. While aerial searches have yielded no results, officials confirm that ground teams are now conducting targeted searches in affected areas.
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S. Korea to dispatch disaster relief team to Nepal to support flood recovery efforts
A South Korean disaster relief team was set to leave for Nepal late Tuesday to support search, rescue and other relief efforts following devastating floods, the foreign ministry said. The Korea Disaster Relief Team, consisting of 44 personnel from the foreign ministry, the Korea International Cooperation Agency, fire authorities and other agencies, will depart for Nepal aboard a South Korean military transport plane later in the day, according to the foreign ministry. The team will stay in Nepal
By The Korea Herald
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SEOUL, Sept. 1 (Yonhap) -- A South Korean disaster relief team was set to leave ...
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