Disaster subsidies provided by the government and local governments were found to be the most used to buy food and daily necessities.
The private policy research institute'LAB2050' commissioned Korea Research to survey 1,14 adults (with 95% confidence level and ±2.8% points of sample error). , Public transportation, and communication expenses.
The next most used place was eating out (21.0%), including delivery food.
Hospital expenses, medicines, health supplements (10.6%), household appliances, furniture, glasses, etc. (7.6%), clothing, shoes, beauty, cultural life, and exercise (7.0%) followed.
61.5% of the respondents said that the second disaster subsidy should also be paid universally to all citizens, and 38.5% said that it should be paid selectively.
75.4% pointed out that disaster assistance had to be paid on an individual basis, not on a household basis.
81.1% of respondents were concerned that the payment of disaster assistance would put a burden on the national finances in the future.