Cha Eun-woo donates 100 million won to help forest fire victims [Official]
Cha Eun-woo is drawing attention by donating 100 million won to the Korean Red Cross to support recovery efforts from wildfires across the country.
Cha Eun-woo delivered the donation through the Korean Red Cross, saying, “It’s unfortunate that the dry weather and strong winds are rapidly spreading the wildfires and increasing the scale of the damage.”
“I would like to offer my condolences to the victims who have lost their precious daily lives, and my gratitude to everyone working hard to put out the wildfires and rescue the victims.”
and has continued to donate money to help victims of COVID-19, support children with cancer, and support Lou Gehrig‘s disease patients, continuing his good deeds.
Meanwhile, the Korean Red Cross has been carrying out emergency relief activities for firefighters and evacuees at wildfire sites across the country, including Sancheong, Gyeongsangnam-do, Uiseong, Gyeongsangbuk-do, and Ulju, Ulsan, since the wildfires began on the 21st.
As of the 26th, 1,599 employees and volunteers are working in the field, and have provided relief supplies such as 1,268 emergency relief sets, 4,865 blankets, 385 shelters, and 86,813 bottles of water and other items.
They are also providing meal support to 40,750 firefighters and evacuees, and disaster psychological counseling to 2,441 people.
In addition, a mobile clinic has been set up on site and started providing treatment, and 13 relief equipment including a mobile feeding vehicle, recovery support vehicle, mobile shower vehicle, and relief support vehicle are in operation.
In addition, the Korean Red Cross is conducting an emergency fundraising for relief of victims of large-scale forest fires until April 22.
Choi Yun-na, Donga.com reporter yyynnn@donga.com
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