In relation to typhoon Hinnamno, President Yoon Seok-yeol ordered "the government to take a stronger and more complete response one step ahead".
President Yoon held a 'Hinnamno Preparedness Inspection Meeting' at the National Crisis Management Center underground in Yongsan's presidential office this afternoon to receive a comprehensive report on the progress and forecast of the typhoon, as well as the government's preparedness situation, and requested this, spokesman Kang In-sun said in a written briefing. .
President Yoon said, "People will be more worried as Typhoon Hinnamno is heading north while the scars of the last torrential rain have not yet fully healed."
He emphasized, "Disasters come with greater damage and suffering to the socially disadvantaged. We must put the public's safety first and do our best to minimize the damage from typhoons. I will take care of the situation until the end."
In particular, he directed that "intensify inspections of vulnerable groups and vulnerable areas, such as semi-subterranean residential areas and coastal lowlands."
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President Yoon said, "The areas affected by the torrential rains should be looked at especially carefully."
He also ordered special attention to prevent maritime safety accidents such as fishing boats, fishing boats and fish farms.
He also ordered detailed and prompt measures, such as immediately proceeding with a disaster insurance damage assessment of the typhoon-damaged farmhouse and paying the insurance money in advance.
After a question-and-answer session with the ministers of relevant ministries and local government heads, President Yoon said, "In the case of a weather situation with a predictable course, such as a typhoon, it is important to take a preemptive response. In addition to recovery measures, it is of utmost importance to reduce human casualties as much as possible.”
President Yoon encouraged the advance payment of disaster insurance and prompt disaster support before Chuseok, and added, "Take all possible measures the government can do so that the people can return to their daily lives as soon as possible."
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