Korea Development Bank Employees Volunteer for Flood Recovery Efforts
Korea Development Bank Employees Volunteer
to Support Recovery Efforts in Gapyeong, Gyeonggi Province
Korea Development Bank announced on the 13th that it had carried out volunteer activities to help restore the Hangsa-ri area in Sang-myeon, Gapyeong, Gyeonggi Province, which was severely damaged by recent heavy rains.
On this day, more than 40 employees, including Kim Byungsoo, Head of Corporate Restructuring at Korea Development Bank, participated in the volunteer work, assisting with on-site recovery efforts such as removing soil and debris.
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A representative from Korea Development Bank stated, "Our employees participated in volunteer activities to share the pain of residents who lost their homes due to the heavy rains," and added, "We hope our efforts provided at least some support to the affected local residents."
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