Ulsan Fire Department Volunteer Firefighters Support Recovery in Hapcheon County Flood-Damaged Area
Donation and Recovery Support Activities for Disaster Victims on August 3
The Ulsan Fire Department announced that volunteer firefighters visited Hapcheon County in South Gyeongsang Province at 8:00 a.m. on August 3 to provide recovery support following the recent heavy rains that caused significant damage.
This recovery effort involves a total of 37 volunteer firefighters, including Lee Suhyeon and Kim Daehee, the heads of the Ulsan Volunteer Firefighters Association.
They delivered 2 million won in consolation funds for disaster victims, carried out practical recovery work such as cleaning flooded homes and removing earth and debris, and also provided psychological support activities for affected residents.
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An official from the Ulsan Fire Department stated, "We launched this support initiative on our own, hoping to offer some comfort to the residents of Hapcheon County, who suffered great losses due to the sudden disaster," and added, "We will continue to play a leading role in disaster sites across the country through our volunteer firefighters."
Last August, volunteer firefighters from Namulju Fire Station were supporting flood-affected households in Cheongnyang-eup, Ulju-gun. Provided by Ulsan Fire Headquarters
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