The four major accounting firms, including Samil, Samjung, AnJin, and HanYoung, donated a total of 550 million won to aid in recovery from the damage caused by heavy rainfall.

The recovery work for the concentrated rain damage takes place in Mile 1-ri, Jojeong-myeon, Gapyeong-gun, on the 24th. The photo is not directly related to the article. /Courtesy of News1

According to the accounting industry on the 25th, Samil PwC and PwC Consulting donated 200 million won to the National Disaster Relief Association to help residents affected by the recent heavy rainfall. This donation is expected to be used for recovery in affected areas and support for the daily recovery of victims.

Yoon Hoon-soo, the CEO of Samil PwC, said, "I extend my deepest condolences to the victims who suffered from the sudden downpour," adding, "I hope this donation will aid in their recovery."

Samsung KPMG also donated 150 million won to support the swift recovery of the region affected by the heavy rainfall and aid for the victims. This donation will be distributed through the Hope Bridge National Disaster Relief Association and will be used for emergency relief activities such as providing daily necessities for residents in affected areas, operating shelters, stabilizing housing, and supporting farm recovery.

Kim Kyo-tae, chairman of Samjong KPMG, said, "I extend my deepest condolences to our neighbors who have lost their livelihoods due to this disaster and to all those working on recovery efforts on the ground," adding, "I sincerely hope that the affected areas return to stability as soon as possible and that residents can recover their healthy daily lives."

AnJin Accounting Firm, part of the Korean Deloitte Group and EY HanYoung, also each donated 100 million won. The Korean Deloitte Group delivered 100 million won to the Hope Bridge National Disaster Relief Association, while EY HanYoung's donation was made through its internal social contribution organization called "EY HanYoung Hanmaeumnareumi" for the Hope Bridge National Disaster Relief Association.

Hong Jong-seong, the overall representative of the Korean Deloitte Group, said, "I extend my deepest condolences to the neighbors who have lost their homes due to the sudden torrential rain," adding, "We will continue to support efforts for a swift return to normalcy."

Park Yong-geun, CEO of EY HanYoung, said, "As the frequency of natural disasters due to climate change increases, the scale of damage is also growing," adding, "I extend my deepest condolences to those affected by the heavy rainfall and hope that recovery will happen swiftly and that residents can return to their daily lives as soon as possible."

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