Saturday, August 29, 2026

[Breaking] Doosan Chairman Park Jung-won and Vice Chairman Park Ji-won Head to Nepal to Support Search for Missing Workers

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2026-08-29 13:58:58
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2026-08-29 13:58:58
Park Jung-won, chairman of the Doosan Group. News1.

As six Doosan Enerbility employees remain out of contact after Nepal's massive floods, Doosan Group Chairman Park Jung-won and Vice Chairman Park Ji-won will visit the disaster site in Nepal to help with the response.
According to business circles on the 29th, Chairman Park and Vice Chairman Park were expected to depart for Nepal from Incheon International Airport on the afternoon of the same day. Their party is expected to arrive in Nepal around 8 p.m. Korea time.
Doosan Group is continuing its group-wide response, including an emergency donation of $5 million to the Rasuwa region of Nepal to support local search and rescue efforts and recovery from the damage.
Meanwhile, of the 16 Korean employees at the Doosan Enerbility hydropower plant construction site, the remaining 10, excluding the six who went missing, were moved to Kathmandu the previous day after being stranded in an isolated area.

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