The worst forest fire in Korea ever, Please HELP

by A-PAD KOREA (Asia Pacific Alliance for Disaster Management)
The worst forest fire in Korea ever, Please HELP
The worst forest fire in Korea ever, Please HELP
The worst forest fire in Korea ever, Please HELP
The worst forest fire in Korea ever, Please HELP
The worst forest fire in Korea ever, Please HELP
The worst forest fire in Korea ever, Please HELP
The worst forest fire in Korea ever, Please HELP
The worst forest fire in Korea ever, Please HELP
The worst forest fire in Korea ever, Please HELP
The worst forest fire in Korea ever, Please HELP
The worst forest fire in Korea ever, Please HELP
The worst forest fire in Korea ever, Please HELP
The worst forest fire in Korea ever, Please HELP
The worst forest fire in Korea ever, Please HELP
The worst forest fire in Korea ever, Please HELP
The worst forest fire in Korea ever, Please HELP
The worst forest fire in Korea ever, Please HELP
The worst forest fire in Korea ever, Please HELP

Summary

The Central Disaster and Safety Countermeasure Headquarters announced that 15,420ha of forest damage is estimated by 6 p.m. on the 6th due to forest fires on the east coast. This is the size of about 53 Yeouido areas (290, inner area of Yunjung-ro embankment). In terms of the area (0.71414) of the soccer field, it is 21,597 times more. Forest damage such as 12,695ha in Uljin, 656ha in Samcheok, 1,825ha in Gangneung, 169ha in the East Sea, and This forest fire is the biggest damage in 22 years.

$2,591
total raised
9
donors
0
monthly donors
2
years

Challenge

463 facilities, including 388 in Uljin, 12 in Gangneung, and 63 in the East Sea, were lost. 261 and 62 houses were destroyed in Uljin and Donghae, respectively. 7,330 people in 4,635 households are being evacuated due to the forest fire. 6,497 people from 4,150 households in Uljin and Samcheok, and 688 people from 362 households in the East Sea are being evacuated. The affected area is so wide and the wind is severe in dry weather that it is still difficult to extinguish.

Solution

Wildfires are not easily caught. It still takes a lot of time to put out the fire. Firefighters are still doing their best on the spot, but the environment is too poor. Since dustproof masks are also insufficient, they are being put into extinguishing work while exposed to smoke due to wearing regular masks. APAD Korea will provide Dustproof masks, groceries, and stoves so that emergency relief work can be put into better conditions.

Long-Term Impact

After the forest fire is completely extinguished, emergency relief support for victims will be provided in earnest. About 4,000 houses were damaged by forest fires, and 8,000 people were displaced. APAD Korea will provide temporary residences for victims and food and hygiene kits for them. In order for us to support the victims, we desperately need a lot of support. Please, HELP US.

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Organization Information

A-PAD KOREA (Asia Pacific Alliance for Disaster Management)

Location: Seoul - South Korea
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Project Leader:
JANGWOO LEE
Seoul , South Korea

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Combined with other sources of funding, this project raised enough money to fund the outlined activities and is no longer accepting donations.
   

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