Kim Dong-yeon: "Typhoon Kanu Approaching Peninsula... Hope Jamboree Participants Leave Meaningful Memories"

[Suwon Ilbo=Reporter Park No-hun] Gyeonggi Province Governor Kim Dong-yeon introduced his meeting with Jamboree participants through social media.

Governor Kim posted on Facebook on the 9th, stating "Gyeonggi Province is with the largest number of Jamboree participants" and "As Typhoon Kanu is approaching the Korean Peninsula, we will do our best to ensure Jamboree participants finish with honor."

He added, "The theme of this Jamboree is 'Draw your Dream.' We hope that this visit to South Korea and Gyeonggi Province will remain a meaningful memory for the Jamboree participants."

The following is the full text of Governor Kim Dong-yeon's SNS post.

<Gyeonggi Province Met with Jamboree Participants>

Early camp closure is not the end of the Jamboree. We met and encouraged Jamboree participants who were given the unexpected opportunity to visit Gyeonggi Province.

Gyeonggi Province is with the largest number of Jamboree participants. In 21 cities and counties across 53 locations in Gyeonggi Province, 11,900 participants from 88 countries have evacuated to the province.

Gyeonggi Province has mobilized all available resources to support fire suppression training at the fire academy, survival swimming experiences, and cultural programs including performances by the 'Gyeonggi Sinawi Orchestra.'

The 'Jamboree Participant Accommodation Support Task Force,' headed by the Senior Vice Governor, has dispatched dedicated officials to ensure that Jamboree participants can safely view, enjoy, and experience Gyeonggi Province comfortably.

As Typhoon Kanu is approaching the Korean Peninsula, we will do our best to ensure Jamboree participants finish with honor.

The theme of this Jamboree is 'Draw your Dream.' We hope that this visit to South Korea and Gyeonggi Province will remain a meaningful memory for the Jamboree participants.