Proten Donates Relief Funds to the Korean Red Cross to Support Flood Recovery in Nepal
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Proten said on the 7th that it had donated relief funds to the Korean Red Cross to support flood recovery in Nepal and assistance for displaced residents.
The donation will be used through the Korean Red Cross to support emergency relief and recovery efforts for local residents affected by the disaster.
Proten said it has continued to engage in sharing activities to support disaster recovery and displaced residents when disasters occur at home and abroad.
Proten, an enterprise AI integration platform and Microsoft solutions specialist led by CEO Park Jae-wan, said on the 7th that it had donated relief funds to the Korean Red Cross to support flood recovery in Nepal and assistance for displaced residents. Proten said it made the donation to comfort Nepalese residents struggling with the sudden disaster and to help expedite recovery in the affected areas.
The donation will be used through the Korean Red Cross to support emergency relief and recovery efforts for local residents affected by the disaster. On August 26, a massive flood hit Nepal's Himalayan region, and the simultaneous influx of fast-moving water, soil, and rocks caused extensive damage to key infrastructure such as villages, roads, and bridges.
Search and rescue operations for missing people are continuing across the affected areas. International emergency relief and assistance for residents who lost their homes and livelihoods are also ongoing.
Proten Vice President Cheon Yong-woo said he expressed deep sympathy for the many people who lost their families and homes in the disaster and conveyed his heartfelt condolences to the victims. He also said he wished for the swift and safe return of the missing and their reunion with their families, thanked those working hard on rescue and recovery efforts, and hoped residents in the affected areas would soon return to their daily lives.
Proten said it has continued to engage in sharing activities to support disaster recovery and displaced residents when disasters occur at home and abroad. It said it has donated relief funds for wildfire damage in Gangwon-do, wildfire damage in Gyeongnam and Gyeongbuk, damage from torrential rains, and damage caused by the earthquake in Türkiye, and has also taken part in local welfare organizations' kimchi-making sharing activities and support for vulnerable groups. It added that it plans to continue joining efforts to support disaster victims and meet community needs in the future, and to put corporate social responsibility into practice.
Source: IT DAILY · Kim Ho
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