Seoul Provides 100 Million Won in Emergency Aid for Gapyeong Flood Recovery

Kim Byungmin Emphasizes Solidarity Between Local Governments
"Seoul Will Continue to Support Flood Recovery Efforts"

The Seoul Metropolitan Government has provided 100 million won in emergency disaster relief funds to Gapyeong County, which suffered significant damage due to record-breaking torrential rains.

On the 24th, Kim Byungmin, Deputy Mayor for Political Affairs of Seoul, visited the Integrated Support Headquarters for Disaster Sites in Gyeonggi Province and Gapyeong County, and after delivering relief funds to Seo Taewon, Mayor of Gapyeong County, for flood recovery support, they took a commemorative photo. Provided by Gapyeong County

On July 24, Kim Byungmin, Deputy Mayor for Political Affairs of Seoul, visited the Integrated Disaster Response Headquarters in Gyeonggi Province and Gapyeong County to deliver the relief funds for flood recovery support. On the same day, National Assembly member Kim Yongtae also attended the delivery ceremony and emphasized the importance of supporting recovery efforts.

Deputy Mayor Kim Byungmin stated, "The essence of solidarity between local governments is not turning a blind eye to the suffering of local residents," and added, "Seoul will continue to pay close attention and provide support so that residents who have lost their homes to the floods can quickly return to their daily lives."

Seo Taewon, Governor of Gapyeong County, responded by saying, "I deeply appreciate Seoul for extending a helping hand so quickly," and added, "The county will also mobilize all administrative resources to do our utmost in the recovery efforts."

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