New York Consul General Thanks American Couple Who Helped Korean Tourists Stranded by Heavy Snowfall

[Asia Economy New York=Special Correspondent Seulgina Cho] Consul General Kim Eui-hwan in New York called Alexander Campagna on the 28th (local time) to express his gratitude to him for inviting and warmly welcoming Korean tourists who were stranded due to a sudden snowstorm in New York State.

According to the New York Consulate General, Consul General Kim conveyed deep appreciation during the call, saying, "Thanks to the kindness and hospitality of the Campagna couple, Korean tourists who experienced a disaster in an unfamiliar place were able to stay warm and safe."

Earlier, The New York Times (NYT) reported on the 23rd about nine Korean tourists heading to Niagara Falls who were at risk of being stranded by heavy snowfall and received help from Mr. Campagna, a nearby resident. When the Korean tourists asked to borrow a shovel to free their car stuck in a ditch, Mr. Campagna readily invited them into his home, where they spent the Christmas holiday together.

Consul General Kim also met with these Korean tourists on the same day. According to the consulate, during the meeting, the Korean tourists shared their experiences of being stranded in a severe snowstorm that made visibility nearly impossible, their connection with the Campagna couple who provided shelter and food to help them stay warm and safe, and stories of overcoming difficulties by relying on each other.

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