South Korean oil slick spreads

The video discusses the severe oil spill in South Korea, highlighting its devastating impact on the local fishing industry and tourism. Fishermen express concerns about the long-term recovery of their industry, while the government focuses on cleaning tourist beaches. The community feels neglected, and there are calls for faster government action and fair compensation. Despite efforts to clean the oil, the damage to centuries-old communities is expected to last for many years.

What is the estimated time for the cleanup of the coastline according to the government?

• A few weeks

• Several months

• A couple of years

• A decade

Why do fishermen believe their industry will take a decade to recover?

• Because of the extensive damage to shellfish farms

• Because of the high cost of cleanup

• Due to competition from other regions

• Due to lack of government support

What do fishermen want the government to do to protect the shellfish farms?

• Install oil barriers at estuaries

• Relocate the farms

• Build new farms

• Provide financial compensation

What is the main concern of hotel and restaurant owners in the area?

• High operational costs

• No shellfish supply

• Lack of tourists

• Competition from other tourist spots

What has the government promised to do for the affected communities?

• Build new tourist attractions

• Offer financial compensation

• Provide new fishing equipment

• Relocate the communities