Eventually, the rainy season in summer has just begun. It reminds me of the Oson

Eventually, the rainy season in summer has just begun. It reminds me of the Osong Underpass disaster, which killed 14 people and caused massive human and material damage last year, and I am stunned to check the progress of disaster management administration.

Chungcheongbuk-do will begin the block construction at the end of this month, but there is no news yet that it has begun.

By the time the rainy season has begun, what does it mean that construction will start when the curtain has already been completed, and what hasn't even started construction yet?

It has been confirmed that only temporary measures such as the "four-person system" are being implemented, and construction projects to prevent the direct cause of the disaster are not being implemented due to lack of consultation with the Ministry of Environment, lack of budget, and opposition from environmental groups.

In particular, projects to prevent flooding of the Miho River and underground cars, which are the direct causes of flooding and disasters, have not been carried out properly, so we have no choice but to pray hard to the sky to prevent heavy rain this year and next year (maybe until the next year).

First of all, the Miho River dredging project is an essential and top priority for the Miho River to prevent flooding.

Next, even if the Miho River overflows, a water barrier to prevent the inflow of the river into the underground roadway is essential and should be carried out at the same time as a dredging project.

These top-priority essential projects are not proceeding.

The Miho River dredging project will not proceed due to lack of consultation with the Ministry of Environment and opposition from environmental groups, and construction will begin as early as the end of 2026. Does this make sense?

At the end of last month, Chungcheongbuk-do revealed the current status of disaster management administration to prevent the Osong Underpass disaster, saying, "If there is a water barrier, even if the Miho River overflows, water can be delayed as much as possible," and added, "We will secure the construction budget as soon as we finish the design."

Even if the Miho River overflows, having a water barrier that can block the inflow into the underground roadway will help manage disasters. Of course, a water barrier is a way to buy time.

But even this water cutoff wall has not been built yet. Chungcheongbuk-do is now designing the water cutoff wall. It has not even secured a budget for the construction of the water cutoff wall.

It's so easy. Where else in the world is there other than underdeveloped countries that conduct disaster management so easily?

I'm out of my mind.