Recovery work in typhoon-ravaged areas of the nation has not been carried out properly due to a shortage of equipment and workers, residents claim. A rice field in Sora village in Yeosu, South Jeolla...
The Government of Japan decided on September 17 (Wed) to extend emergency assistance in kind equivalent to about 9.5 million yen (100 sleeping mats, 15 sets of 2000-liter portable water tanks, 10...
Gangwon province - Busily scrubbing the corners of his sashimi store, which had been flooded by Typhoon Maemi, Lee Seung-yong talked about conflicting emotions. His store is at Cheolam Market in...
FHI's Korea partner office is providing relief for people affected by Typhoon Maemi, which struck southern Korea on September 12. A cash grant will aid a feeding centre in the city of Masan. This...
Typhoon "Maemi" swept through southern areas of South Korea on 13 September, leaving at least 87 people dead and almost 9,000 homeless. Some 28 people are still unaccounted for, feared carried away...
SEOUL, Sept 16 (Reuters) - South Korea said on Tuesday the death toll from last week's typhoon, the most powerful ever to hit the country, had crossed 100 with more than 20 people still missing. The...
The government pledged yesterday to punish agencies found to have responded poorly to Typhoon Maemi, a storm that devastated the country's southern provinces, leaving 117 dead or missing. "We will...
September 16, 2003 15:43:10 - The government plans to designate some provinces of the nation as special disaster zones due to the damage caused by typhoon "Maemi." "In consideration of the...
87 dead, 28 missing as the "storm of the century" roars through The most powerful typhoon in at least a century ravaged the southern part of the Korean Peninsula over the weekend, killing at least 87...
The most powerful typhoon ever to strike South Korea claimed more than 100 lives and left 25,000 homeless when it roared ashore over the weekend, leveling buildings, tossing giant cranes and...