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The episode of KBS's "Challenge! Earth Expedition" featuring Dr. Lee Moon-won, which we have been announcing in our pop-up notice, airs this Sunday, September 25, at 8:50 a.m.
"Challenge! Earth Expedition" has been in the news lately.
Whatever the reason, we think this episode, built around a medical volunteer mission, will be a worthwhile one to watch.
Be sure to tune in this Sunday morning!
Below is the KBS press release.
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KBS2's "Challenge! Earth Expedition," recently in the headlines over an anaconda bite, turns this week to three dedicated doctors who traveled to a remote part of Sri Lanka on a medical mission.
Late last year, the tsunami tore through country after country, leaving tens of thousands dead or missing and shocking the world. Sri Lanka was among the hardest hit.
Sri Lanka is still living with the damage. Slow reconstruction and harsh conditions have worn people down, and what is needed most urgently is medical care. Relief arriving from around the world is not reaching the tribes deep in the jungle, where a shortage of medical facilities leaves people exposed to disease.
Korean medicine doctor Lee Moon-won, dermatologist Han Ki-duk and dentist Hwang Sung-sik head into the Sri Lankan interior. Actor Lee Sol joins them to help care for people who have been waiting a long time for treatment.
Their destination is Mahiyangana, a remote area eight hours from the capital, Colombo. The Vedda people who live there are cut off in the jungle and struggle with disease and poverty. The three Korean doctors roll up their sleeves to treat them, offering comfort along with care.
The program airs Sunday, September 25 at 8:50 a.m. on KBS2 TV.
"Challenge, Earth Expedition," a popular fixture on the schedule for the past decade, is reported to be ending on the 30th of next month.
[TV Report, Ha Su-na]
mongz@pimedia.co.kr is a hot topic, right?
Whatever the reason, I believe that will be an even more valuable broadcast as people have been doing medical volunteer work with good intentions.
Be sure to watch this Sunday morning!
The following is a preview press release from KBS.
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KBS2's 'Challenge Earth Exploration', which recently caused controversy due to an anaconda bite accident, will broadcast this week the images of three meaningful doctors who went on a medical volunteer trip to a remote area in Sri Lanka.
At the end of last year, the devastating power of the tsunami struck many countries, leaving tens of thousands of people dead and missing, causing a great shock to the entire world. In particular, Sri Lanka is the country that suffered the most damage.
Sri Lanka is still suffering from the damage from the tsunami. Slow recovery work and poor environments are making people tired, but what is even more urgent is medical facilities. The tribes living in remote areas of the jungle are not even receiving the benefits of aid from around the world. In particular, people are easily exposed to diseases due to a lack of medical facilities in remote areas of the jungle.
Oriental medicine doctor Lee Moon-won, dermatologist Han Ki-deok, and dentist Hwang Seong-sik visit a remote area of Sri Lanka. Here, actor Lee Sol accompanies the group and provides medical services to people in remote areas who are anxiously awaiting treatment.
The place they are visiting is a remote area called ‘Mahiangana’, which takes eight hours to reach even from the capital Colombo. The Weda people who live there suffer from various diseases and poverty due to being isolated in the jungle. Three Korean doctors roll up their sleeves to treat the diseases of the Weda people and then touch their hearts with warm medical techniques.
This program will be broadcast on KBS2 TV at 8:50 am on Sunday, September 25th.
Meanwhile, it has been reported that 'Challenge, Earth Exploration', which has been popular as a long-running program for the past 10 years, will end on the 30th of next month.
[TV Report Reporter Ha Ha-na] mongz@pimedia.co.kr
The episode of KBS's "Challenge! Earth Expedition" featuring Dr. Lee Moon-won, which we have been announcing in our pop-up notice, airs this Sunday, September 25, at 8:50 a.m.
"Challenge! Earth Expedition" has been in the news lately.
Whatever the reason, we think this episode, built around a medical volunteer mission, will be a worthwhile one to watch.
Be sure to tune in this Sunday morning!
Below is the KBS press release.
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KBS2's "Challenge! Earth Expedition," recently in the headlines over an anaconda bite, turns this week to three dedicated doctors who traveled to a remote part of Sri Lanka on a medical mission.
Late last year, the tsunami tore through country after country, leaving tens of thousands dead or missing and shocking the world. Sri Lanka was among the hardest hit.
Sri Lanka is still living with the damage. Slow reconstruction and harsh conditions have worn people down, and what is needed most urgently is medical care. Relief arriving from around the world is not reaching the tribes deep in the jungle, where a shortage of medical facilities leaves people exposed to disease.
Korean medicine doctor Lee Moon-won, dermatologist Han Ki-duk and dentist Hwang Sung-sik head into the Sri Lankan interior. Actor Lee Sol joins them to help care for people who have been waiting a long time for treatment.
Their destination is Mahiyangana, a remote area eight hours from the capital, Colombo. The Vedda people who live there are cut off in the jungle and struggle with disease and poverty. The three Korean doctors roll up their sleeves to treat them, offering comfort along with care.
The program airs Sunday, September 25 at 8:50 a.m. on KBS2 TV.
"Challenge, Earth Expedition," a popular fixture on the schedule for the past decade, is reported to be ending on the 30th of next month.
[TV Report, Ha Su-na]
mongz@pimedia.co.kr
Whatever the reason, I believe that
Be sure to watch
The following is a preview press release from KBS.
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KBS2's 'Challenge Earth Exploration', which recently caused controversy due to an anaconda bite accident, will broadcast this week the images of three meaningful doctors who went on a medical volunteer trip to a remote area in Sri Lanka.
At the end of last year, the devastating power of the tsunami struck many countries, leaving tens of thousands of people dead and missing, causing a great shock to the entire world. In particular, Sri Lanka is the country that suffered the most damage.
Sri Lanka is still suffering from the damage from the tsunami. Slow recovery work and poor environments are making people tired, but what is even more urgent is medical facilities. The tribes living in remote areas of the jungle are not even receiving the benefits of aid from around the world. In particular, people are easily exposed to diseases due to a lack of medical facilities in remote areas of the jungle.
Oriental medicine doctor Lee Moon-won, dermatologist Han Ki-deok, and dentist Hwang Seong-sik visit a remote area of Sri Lanka. Here, actor Lee Sol accompanies the group and provides medical services to people in remote areas who are anxiously awaiting treatment.
The place they are visiting is a remote area called ‘Mahiangana’, which takes eight hours to reach even from the capital Colombo. The Weda people who live there suffer from various diseases and poverty due to being isolated in the jungle. Three Korean doctors roll up their sleeves to treat the diseases of the Weda people and then touch their hearts with warm medical techniques.
This program will be broadcast on KBS2 TV at 8:50 am on Sunday, September 25th.
Meanwhile, it has been reported that 'Challenge, Earth Exploration', which has been popular as a long-running program for the past 10 years, will end on the 30th of next month.
[TV Report Reporter Ha Ha-na] mongz@pimedia.co.kr
