Joint Public-Private Efforts for Flood Recovery
Active Support in Seoseok High School, Seochang-dong, and Yudeok-dong Areas

Seo District in Gwangju (headed by Kim Ikang) has activated a joint public-private support system to restore areas affected by unprecedented heavy rain flooding.


The district announced on the 21st that, following the lifting of the heavy rain warning, it carried out joint public-private flood recovery activities on the 20th, focusing on areas with severe flood damage such as the vicinity of Seoseok High School, vinyl greenhouse farms in Seochang-dong, and the area around Dongnam Apartments in Yudeok-dong.

Kim Ikang, head of Gwangju Seo District Office, is working on restoration with Park Chandae, the Democratic Party leader candidate, and volunteers at a furniture store in Seo District affected by heavy rain flooding on the 21st. Provided by Gwangju Seo District Office

Kim Ikang, head of Gwangju Seo District Office, is working on restoration with Park Chandae, the Democratic Party leader candidate, and volunteers at a furniture store in Seo District affected by heavy rain flooding on the 21st. Provided by Gwangju Seo District Office

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More than 300 people participated in these efforts, including Seo District Office staff led by Kim Ikang, Seo District Council members, the Autonomous Disaster Prevention Corps, the local Lions Club, and the Park Golf Association. They conducted practical recovery work, including maintenance of residential and alleyway drainage, moving water-damaged appliances and household goods, and collecting trash and removing sediment.


Seo District also urgently deployed the "Warmth Sharing Laundry Vehicle" to the flood recovery sites. This vehicle was provided to support residents who are unable to do laundry due to flooded homes, and will offer on-site laundry services for large items such as blankets in flood-affected areas until the 31st.


Kim Ikang, head of the district office, stated, "We are strengthening on-site support to provide practical help to residents facing difficulties due to the sudden flood damage," and added, "We will continue various recovery activities to minimize inconvenience for residents."





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