The Coming Crisis: South Korea looks at front line to examine state of bombardment shelters, realizes it doesn't actually have any (Oops)

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South Korea looks at front line to examine state of bombardment shelters, realizes it doesn't actually have any (Oops) Apr 13th 2013, 23:13 There is serious shortage of emergency shelters near the inter-Korean border, especially in Incheon, Gyeonggi Province, and Gangwon Province. Emergency management authorities on Tuesday said that the country needs a total of 380 shelters in the border regions, but by the end of last year only 62 had been completed. The government hastily built more shelters after the shelling of Yeonpyeong Island in 2010. At the time, the Ministry of Public Administration and Security spent W53 billion (US$1=W1,139) to build new shelters in the five islands in the West Sea off the North Korean coast. The National Emergency Management Agency also conducted a study from April to August in 2011 to establish how many shelters are needed in the border regions and arrived at the figure of 380. It built 56 of them the same year but only another 17 in 2012. This year it plans to build another 20. At this rate it would take over a decade to build all 380. http://english.chosun.com/site/data/html_dir/2013/04/13/2013041300340.html Matt's hyberbole: They have some, of course. However, one would think that they would be a touch more prepared for situations such as this.

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