Doosan Group announced on August 27 that it will provide $5 million in emergency aid to support the Rasuwagadhi region of Nepal, which has been affected by sudden flooding.
The company explained that this decision aims to assist in search and rescue operations in the disaster-stricken area. A Doosan official stated, "We hope this aid will help facilitate swift recovery efforts in the wake of this large-scale disaster."
On the previous day, a massive flood occurred in the Himalayan mountainous region of central and northern Nepal, resulting in the loss of contact with nine South Korean workers who were constructing a hydroelectric power plant. The group includes six employees from Doosan Enerbility and three from Korea South-East Power.
In response to the situation, Doosan Enerbility has established an emergency response headquarters and dispatched a field response team, including CEO Jeong Yeon-in, to the area. The team is expected to consist of seven to eight members, with plans to add more personnel as needed based on local requirements.
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