Malaysian scout contingent in South Korea relocated to a safe place
09 Aug 2023 01:27am
Birds fly over the campsite of the World Scout Jamboree in Buan, North Jeolla province on August 5, 2023 - AFP
They were relocated to two places, namely the Korea National University of Agriculture and Fisheries and Jeonbuk National University in Jeonju-si, Jeollabuk-do, according to a statement from the Malaysian Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Tuesday night.
The Malaysian Embassy in Seoul is in touch with the organisers and members of the Malaysian contingent to keep abreast of the developments.
The South Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced on Monday (August 7) that the government will assume complete responsibility for providing lodging, transportation, medical care, and culinary services for all Jamboree participants.
In the announcement, it said it is committed to rethinking the Jamboree plan and coordinating its execution in line with the suitability of the newly selected site in order to ensure that the Jamboree's organisational purpose is accomplished.
About 43,000 young scouts from 158 countries participated in the event from August 1 to 12, 2023 at a camping site in a coastal area in the southwest of the country.
The event faced uncertainty from the outset when the British and American contingents withdrew from the campsite due to a heat wave.
The tropical storm Khanun witnessed in Japan is said to reach South Korea on Thursday with the jamboree site in its path.
Wisma Putra said it will update the latest developments from time to time - AFP
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