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A wider debate is developing over the 25th World Scout Jamboree, which is under fire for running poorly given its multi-million dollar budget.
In an interview with a radio station on the 8th, Mr. A, the dad of a Korean participant in the American Scout trip, declared that “America is a country of lawsuits” and that they would take part in one if one were to be launched.
Before the early departure on the sixth, the American delegation, according to Mr. A, held a Zoom video conference with all of the parents. The board gave seven justifications for the early departure during this meeting, including heat waves and impending typhoons, subpar meals and medical care, and unhygienic conditions in the restrooms and showers.
Even sending their kids to the poorly run event costs money. Money is not the issue. The Jamboree is a Scout member’s ideal event. Every child will experience it for the first and last time because it only happens once every four years. There isn’t a chance after this one.
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Delayed Help: Emergency Response at Jamboree Under Scrutiny
People who heard the interview defended American parents, arguing that no other nation would tolerate such a scandal. Will taxpayers once again foot the bill if a claim for compensation is made?
They would despise Korea if they were in Korea’s situation; regardless of how it happens, the national money is being pillaged.
The Jamboree site was extremely alarming, according to the parents from the United States. They demonstrated that the showers and toilets were malfunctioning or disorganized. They added that it took 45 minutes for an ambulance to arrive after a participant passed out from the heat and phoned for help.
They added that even if they were admitted to the hospital, the prior patients would be transferred to the floor if a seriously ill patient arrived or the current patients recovered.
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Source: www.msn.com
