← 返回新闻首页
韩国权威

S. Korea to consult with Nepal on resumption of search, rescue efforts: Seoul official

KATHMANDU, Sept. 12 (Yonhap) -- South Korea will closely consult with Nepal on t...

Yonhap NewsLee Minji查看原文 ↗
Yoon Chu-sok (C), deputy chief of mission at the South Korean Embassy in Washington, arrives at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu on Sept. 12, 2026, to lead the second contingent of South Korea's disaster relief team. (Yonhap)
Yoon Chu-sok (C), deputy chief of mission at the South Korean Embassy in Washington, arrives at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu on Sept. 12, 2026, to lead the second contingent of South Korea's disaster relief team. (Yonhap)

This will let Google show Yonhap news articles that match or are related to your search

KATHMANDU, Sept. 12 (Yonhap) -- South Korea will closely consult with Nepal on the resumption of search and rescue operations in the country, the chief of Seoul's second contingent of its disaster relief team sent to Kathmandu said Saturday.

"The government recognizes the anguish of the families (of the missing people). ... Through a seamless transition from the first contingent, we will do our best to accomplish our mission," said Yoon Chu-sok, deputy chief of mission at the South Korean Embassy in Washington.

Yoon arrived in Kathmandu earlier in the day to lead the second contingent of the Korea Disaster Relief Team (KDRT).

The official stressed that additional search and rescue operations will need to be coordinated with Nepalese authorities.

The eight-member contingent, which is smaller than the previous 44-member contingent, is also expected to consult not only with Nepalese authorities but international organizations to draw up planning for reconstruction and recovery efforts.

Nine South Koreans -- six employees of Doosan Enerbility Co. and three of Korea South-East Power Co. -- went missing on Aug. 26 after massive floods and landslides hit Rasuwa District near the Nepal-Tibet border while they were working at a hydropower plant construction site.

Yoon Chu-sok (C), deputy chief of mission at the South Korean Embassy in Washington, arrives at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu on Sept. 12, 2026, to lead the second contingent of South Korea's disaster relief team. (Yonhap)

mlee@yna.co.kr (END)

(LEAD) S. Korea sends 2nd disaster relief team to Nepal for flood recovery efforts

(2nd LD) S. Korea to send 2nd disaster relief team to Nepal as flood response shifts to recovery

Lee orders review of measures to help families of S. Koreans missing in Nepal

(LEAD) Corporate response team continues search for 9 S. Koreans missing in Nepal floods

BTS concludes N. American tour with record-breaking LA shows

BTS' Jungkook hits 500 mln Spotify streams with self-written 'Still With You'

(LEAD) Philippine defense chief slams China over audience note on South China Sea at Seoul forum

Son Ye-jin returns to historical drama in remake of 'The Scandal'

(LEAD) Lee heads to France for state visit, summit with Macron

(News Focus) S. Korea faces high-stakes decision on potential Hormuz Strait deployment

'The Odyssey' tops weekend box office for 5th week

(2nd LD) S. Korea's nominal GDP grows at fastest pace in 47 years in Q2; $40,000 per capita GNI on track

(3rd LD) N. Korea fires multiple short-range ballistic missiles toward East Sea: JCS

(LEAD) N. Korea fires unidentified projectile toward East Sea: JCS

N. Korea fires unidentified projectile toward East Sea: JCS

(URGENT) N. Korea fires unidentified projectile toward East Sea: JCS

(2nd LD) FM Cho tells Iran no decision made on possible Hormuz deployment during ministerial talks

N. Korea opens Korean barbecued beef 'bulgogi' restaurant

Giant panda cub named Shu Bao

U.S. destroyer Decatur

S. Korea to consult with Nepal on resumption of search, rescue efforts: Seoul official

手机左右滑动,电脑按 ← → 键,也能切换新闻