Germany and Sweden decide to remain at the Jamboree “Noticeably improved” “Children enjoy it too”
While the United States and the United Kingdom decided to withdraw from the 2023 World Scout Jamboree due to fever patients appearing one after another, the German and Swedish Scout 안전놀이터Federations announced their intention to continue participating in the Jamboree.
The German Scout Federation released a statement on its homepage on the 5th (local time) that it would not withdraw from the Jamboree.
The German Scout Federation said, “First of all, health protection, hygiene and food issues are being solved by the German delegation and the World Scout Federation.”
“The German delegation protected the health of the participants and provided adequate food,” he said. “There have been no serious problems so far.” “We will look at the participants and use all means to solve the problem,” he said. “Participants also felt comfortable at the Jamboree so far, and most of them showed a desire to continue participating while having a positive experience.”
The Swedish Scout Federation also said on its website, “With the procurement of resources from the Korean government, we are moving in a good direction, such as providing daily labeled food and more sanitary area cleaning staff.” Doing things, attending concerts, and having fun together.”
“For young people, the Jamboree is a unique experience and a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Stopping participation is taking away that opportunity,” he said. is continuing its efforts (to strike a balance between new experiences and safety).”
Previously, the United Kingdom, the United States, and Singapore decided to evacuate due to extreme heat and poor facilities.
British Deputy Ambassador to Korea Gareth Weir greeted the British Scout delegation who arrived at temporary lodgings in Seoul and elsewhere, saying, “The situation has become more difficult due to the unprecedented weather of rain and heat. The British Scout Federation is also thinking about what is best for the children. would have done,” he said.