After the torrential rain hit Seoul, South Korea focused on semi basement residents, how to improve

People living in semi-basements in South Korea should improve their living conditions, and the improvement of living environment depends on the funding of Korea** and large companies, and these people living in semi-basements alone are not enough on their own because their salaries are limited. Especially after the torrential rain hit Seoul, these Koreans living in the local area have become more important.

.These South Koreans who live in basements should be provided with jobs and allow them to rent houses with a better environment

In South Korea, semi-underground is the living environment of the people at the bottom. In particular, during this torrential rain in South Korea, a family of three living in a semi-basement tragically died. Seoul has also amended its laws to prohibit the use of semi-basements as living spaces.

At the same time as the law is amended, Seoul should also propose to help these people improve their living conditions, such as providing them with a more stable job so that they can live a better life on their own.

2.South Korean authorities should repair the houses of these people who live underground so that they can have better shelters

There are many people living in basements in South Korea who can only seek help from the relevant departments. In the past, Seoul also helped these basement families by granting them funds to improve the living conditions of 1,500 families living in semi-basements. Each family can receive a subsidy of 3.2 million won, and they can rely on the ** relief fund to have a better living environment.

3.Caring people in the community can donate money to improve the environment for these people who live underground

In addition to relying on the efforts of Koreans and individuals, we can also mobilize caring people in society to help these populations. After this rainstorm, many people are concerned about this group. And after this rainstorm, there are also many homeless people, and the relevant people in the society should gather and donate money for them to move out of this kind of basement, or the caring people in the society can provide them with rent, which can improve their lives.

The Seoul Metropolitan Government** announced on the same day that it will allocate funds to improve housing conditions for 1,500 families living in semi-basements, and each family can receive up to 3.2 million won (about 10,000 yuan) in subsidies. The Seoul Metropolitan Government** is undergoing renovation work on old houses, and semi-basement residents will receive subsidies on a priority basis. The Seoul Metropolitan Government** will work with relevant agencies to improve the heating system, replace the flooring, and install air conditioners, dehumidifiers, ventilators, windows, and fire alarms for semi-basement residents.

I think the local ** can build some low-rent housing. Or some landlords can be asked to charge less rent, and the state will subsidize landlords to a certain extent

You can get some cheap apartments for these people to help them improve their living environment.

There are many inconveniences in life, many people lose their jobs due to heavy rains, and some people are in danger of their lives.

Life is not going on as normal as before, and you need to move to another place.

Heavy rains flooded local houses, and the sea flooded many farmlands, causing a lot of property damage.

People should pay attention not to go out, and be sure to wear rain boots, so as to prevent themselves from getting stuck in the sludge and being washed away by the rainstorm.

If you don't have to go out, it's best to stay at home; If the terrain in the area is relatively low, observe the weather forecast and arrange for the relocation as soon as possible.

Try not to go out unless necessary, do not take the subway, and do not go to low-lying areas.

At the moment, all the houses have collapsed, and the foundations are unstable, and they have to be rebuilt, which will cost a lot of money.

The damage to the houses is relatively good, not too serious, and most of them are only flooded, not washed away.

Damage to local houses is also severe, with about 350 houses damaged and more than 100 houses in serious condition.