Hanul Nuclear Power Plant Extends Warm Support with Home Repairs for Fire-Damaged Disabled Families

The appearance of the house after emergency repairs following the fire damage in Jukbyeon, Uljin-gun.

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters, Reporter Park Dong-wook] Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power Co., Ltd. Hanul Nuclear Power Headquarters (Head Park Beom-su) announced on the 29th that it took the lead in providing emergency home repair support for residents of the Uljin area who were affected by a fire last fall.

In September, Mr. A, who lived in a house located in Jukbyeon-myeon, suffered fire damage that destroyed a significant part of the building due to boiler overheating. Hanul Headquarters, upon learning of Mr. A’s difficult situation as he suffers from a brain lesion disability, provided 15 million KRW to support the restoration of the damage.

Emergency home repair prior to restoration of a house damaged by fire in Jukbyeon, Uljin-gun.

Previously, Hanul Nuclear Power Plant also supported emergency home repairs for households affected by typhoon damage.

In September, Mr. B, a vulnerable household who suffered major roof damage from Typhoon Maysak, had to complete roof repairs before the approaching Typhoon Haishen, but his circumstances were difficult.

Upon receiving this news from the local government, Hanul Headquarters showed dedication by urgently repairing the house before the next typhoon arrived.

Hanul Nuclear Power Plant repairing houses damaged by Typhoon Maysak.

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