Starting with the northern region of Rasuwa in Nepal on August 26, the worst floods in history have engulfed the country.
SBS correspondent Han Sang-woo was the sole reporter among South Korean broadcasters to cover the Dunche area, where search operations are underway to rescue nine missing South Korean nationals.
Correspondent Han delivered accounts of the desperate search scenes, along with the heart-wrenching moments of families of the dead and missing, shattered by the tragedy.
Check it out in the video.
(Anchor: Lee Hyeon-yeong, Producer: Shin Hee-sook, Video Reporting: Joo Yong-jin, Hangyul, Filming: Cha Seung-hwan, Editing: Hyeju, Kim Bok-hyung, Ryu Ji-su, Design: Yook Do-hyun, Production: SBS Digital News)
※ Please note: This article was translated by AI and may contain errors.
"The Whole City Is a Giant Morgue"... Horrors Conveyed by 'Korea's First' Field Reporter
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