Ten Koreans isolated due to the Nepal floods, including ten employees of Doosan Enerbility, are safely evacuated and waiting for rescue. However, eight Koreans from Korea South-East Power and Doosan Enerbility, along with one additional person, have lost contact. Foreign Minister Cho Hyun, following the President's instructions, urged all efforts to be made to prioritize the safety of citizens and devote themselves fully to the rescue operation. The government plans to dispatch a rapid response team led by Im Sang-woo, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs' representative for overseas citizen protection and consular affairs, on the afternoon of the 27th to support the search and rescue of Koreans.
