Three years have passed since the Osong disaster, but 61% of victims still have ‘PTSD’… Worsening depression and insomnia
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A (center), the representative of the Osong Disaster Survivors Association, is answering questions from reporters at the ‘July 15 Osong Disaster Victims Tracking Survey Result Report Meeting’ held on the 13th in the public hall on the first floor of the Chungbuk Transportation Broadcasting Building in Jeongsang-dong, Cheongwon-gu, Cheongju-si, Chungcheongbuk-do.
Mr. A (center), the representative of the Osong Disaster Survivors Association, is answering questions from reporters at the ‘July 15 Osong Disaster Victims Tracking Survey Result Report Meeting’ held on the 13th in the public hall on the first floor of the Chungbuk Transportation Broadcasting Building in Jeongsang-dong, Cheongwon-gu, Cheongju-si, Chungcheongbuk-do. Reporter Lee Isaac. “I personally witnessed people who died at the accident site and suffered great mental and physical damage, so why are the survivors alienated and forced to live in hiding?” On the afternoon of the 13th...
