"Worried about cows all night"...Restoration of Cold War-forgotten congratulatory speech

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The restoration work continued throughout the day in the barn in southern Gyeonggi Province, which collapsed one after another due to two days of heavy snow.

The work was difficult due to the weather that fell below zero, and more than 400 cases of facility damage were reported in Gyeonggi-do alone.

Reporter facial expression reports.

[Reporter]
The barn, which used to be full of cows, is full of rebar debris.

Heavy equipment is mobilized inside the bent and bent barn to collect the barely scattered frames.

[Song Yong-hyun / Construction company official: The old truck is tearing it down to dispose of Usa because it can't be recycled.... Even if I hang here, I think I have to do it for at least two weeks to restore it to its original state.]

In the building next to the collapsed building, there are cows that have barely avoided collapse.

As one side of the roof has collapsed and become unusable, the rest of the buildings are being cut and dismantled for demolition.

Some of the more than 50 cows were seriously injured and eventually decided to slaughter them.

[Hyun Sung-soon / Owner of the damaged congratulatory speech: I worked until 11 o'clock last night. Sick kids now put in injections, nutritional supplements, calcium.... But I think I'll have to slaughter about five of them today.]

In the past four days of heavy snow, there were more than 400 damage to facilities in Gyeonggi-do, including livestock here.

The Gyeonggi provincial government plans to mobilize more than 9,000 snow removal equipment and put 250,000 related agencies such as police and fire fighting and available personnel into the snow removal work.

However, it will take a considerable amount of time for affected business owners to return to their daily lives as no specific measures to support damage to small business owners or self-employed people have yet been released.

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