Korean media praised this Chinese as a "hero"

Recently, South Korea has encountered rare heavy rainstorms, and many land, houses and public facilities have been flooded. As of the 12th, 13 people have died and 6 people have disappeared.

According to the Korean media "East Asia Daily" reported on the 11th, a pair of old Korean couples rented in the half basement of Tongqui District, Seoul on the 8th, was trapped in the semi -basement. ) Do not hesitate to reach out, rising the heavy rain off the anti -theft window to rescue the two elderly people.

Afterwards, he said in an interview, "At that time, everyone was trapped in the water, and there was no reason to hesitate." The Korean media such as the "Korean Daily" praised the helper, including the Chinese neighbors, as a " Many Korean netizens also praised them.

"East Asia Daily": Remove the anti -theft window to rescue the Chinese who live in the 80 -year -old couple in the half -basement ... "Citizen Heroes" in the rainstorm

"East Asia Daily" reported that the day of the incident, the old lady Li (86 years old) was playing on the chair. With the short circuit of the power supply, a loud noise was made. Knee.

At first, she tried to push the door to escape, but because the door was too large, the door could not move, and only the remaining windows could be blocked by metal anti -theft windows. What made the snow matched that the old couples were still inconvenient, especially the old lady had just broke a leg recently.

At the same time, there are more and more rainwater from the outside, and the height of the water in the house has risen rapidly, which makes the old lady panicked and desperate, and can only shout "help" through the anti -theft window.

At that time, the landlord who lived on the first floor came to the sound and tried to disassemble the anti -theft window, but the power was not enough. When his life hangs one line, fortunately, the 64 -year -old Chinese uncle Lin, who lived on the second floor, arrived in time. He removed the anti -theft window and rushed into the room and successfully rescued the old couple.

"If it wasn't for this (China) uncle, our husband and wife would die," Li told the East Asia Daily. The report mentioned that in the apartment next door, a lady who also lived in the half basement drowned.

On the 10th, when this Chinese man, a Chinese man, was interviewed by the Korean media, and laughed embarrassedly: "At that time, everyone was trapped in the water, and there was no reason to hesitate."

Lin Moutu, a Chinese man who rescued the old Korean couple, since the East Asia Daily

Korean media such as "Korean Daily" and "East Asia Daily" praised the rescuers, including the Chinese neighbors, as the "citizen hero", and the "righteous" shining with glory and saving people.

"The righteous people who are shining in the heavy rain"

Many Korean netizens also praised them and thanked him, and some proposed to award for Lin and others.

"Thank you very much. You are a model citizen"

"You are a hero"

"Do it well! Regardless of nationality, like you!"

"They are heroes ... will this world be able to survive in this blessing of these people. Thank you."

"The Chinese love saves the old couple and is greatly moved ... it should be awarded to him (see righteousness)."

The Central Disaster Security Countermeasure Headquarters reported on the 12th that as of 6 o'clock on the same day, the heavy rainfall began on the 8th, which killed 13 people, including 8 people in Seoul, 3 people in Gyeonggi -do, and two in Jiangyuan Dao; Three people, Gyeonggi -do, two people in Jiangyuan Road. The heavy rain also caused 1492 people to be homeless due to damage to the house, and 4807 people were evacuated urgently.

According to the Chinese Embassy in South Korea, as of August 10, two Chinese citizens confirmed that they were killed in the heavy rain in the South Korean capital. The Chinese Embassy leader revealed that one of the two Chinese citizens who were killed were buried in the container dormitory caused by the landslide of the mountains, and the other person died of electric shock during the outdoor construction in the rainstorm.

The Chinese Embassy in South Korea issued a document on the 9th to remind Chinese citizens to pay close attention to weather changes and timely check meteorological forecasting and various early warning information to reduce or avoid traveling under severe weather conditions.

A subway station in Seoul was flooded

Source: Observer.com

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