Salvation Army Deploys Meal Trucks for Emergency Relief to Flood Victims in South Chungcheong Province

The Salvation Army is providing meals to evacuees temporarily sheltered at the Mopyeongri Village Hall in Dangjin on the 17th. The Salvation Army

The Salvation Army Korea Territory (Commissioner Kim Byungyun) announced on the 18th that it is conducting emergency relief operations in Yesan and Dangjin, South Chungcheong Province, in response to the heavy rainfall damage that has mainly affected the Chungcheong region.

As flooding has occurred in several areas, including Taean, Seosan, Boryeong, and Yesan in South Chungcheong Province, the Salvation Army quickly assessed the situation on the ground through its local network in the region from the early stages of the disaster. In accordance with its principle of "action first, report later," the organization promptly initiated emergency response efforts.

Since the morning of the 17th, the Salvation Army has been providing meals to evacuees temporarily sheltered at the Mopyeongri Village Hall in Dangjin. It has also distributed bottled water, snacks, and hygiene products to temporary shelters in Cheonan, Asan, and other locations. In particular, for residents of Yesan County who were urgently evacuated due to the flooding of the Sapgyocheon River, the Salvation Army provided daily necessities such as chargers, power strips, clothing, and blankets, supporting approximately 700 evacuees.

The Salvation Army engaging in emergency relief activities. The Salvation Army

Starting from the 8th, the Salvation Army plans to launch customized integrated support for flood victims and recovery personnel in Sapgyo, Yesan, South Chungcheong Province, and nearby affected areas. This support will include hygiene products, daily necessities, and emergency relief meal vehicles.

An official in charge of emergency relief at the Salvation Army stated, "We will actively coordinate and provide all necessary resources until the situation on the ground is resolved," and added, "We ask for your continued attention to ensure that no further damage occurs."

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