La situation de rétablissement sur le site de l'inondation continue d'être lente, avec de grandes différences de température entre les régions. In some areas, river maintenance and bridge repairs have been completed, but residents who lost their homes due to landslides are still scattered and suffering, unable to even begin construction of relocation complexes. Due to financial difficulties, there are many households that have no choice but to abandon their ruined houses rather than restore them to their original state. Cela a provoqué un grave problème social qui va au-delà de la simple destruction physique et de l’effondrement de la communauté. Administrative authorities have pledged to complete emergency recovery by the end of this month, but the fear and anxiety felt by local residents is already far outpacing the speed of recovery.

The movement of public institutions to prevent disasters is attempting to change from the past focus on facility inspection to a practical response system. Local government heads, including the Gyeonggi Northern Police Agency Chief, are conducting on-site inspections of disaster-vulnerable areas and are strengthening their initial response capabilities, especially for camping sites with a high risk of landslides and areas prone to frequent flooding. En outre, Gangseo-gu et Geumcheon-gu à Séoul organisent une formation conjointe en supposant une situation de catastrophe réelle et s'efforcent d'atteindre zéro victime en introduisant le système de « partenaire d'accompagnement » pour les groupes vulnérables vivant dans des semi-sous-sols. Les organisations humanitaires privées s'engagent également dans des activités préventives de nettoyage de l'environnement pour prévenir les crues des rivières, démontrant ainsi une sensibilisation accrue à la prévention des catastrophes dans l'ensemble de la société.

Cependant, malgré ces efforts, l'expansion des installations de prévention des catastrophes reste lente. The installation rate of water barriers in underground parking lots of apartment complexes in Gangwon-do is only 12%, and there is widespread avoidance of installation due to concerns about cost burden and falling housing prices. Although flood prevention facilities are the last bastion of protecting life beyond protecting property, it is an unfortunate situation where there is a lack of legal basis to enforce them or financial support from local governments does not keep up with reality. Experts are unanimous that bold policy decisions are needed, such as going beyond subsidy support and requiring local governments to invest their entire budget to make flood prevention devices mandatory.

The public sector is accelerating the construction of a multifaceted safety net in preparation for extreme rainfall caused by climate change. Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power fully inspected the flood response readiness of power generation facilities across the country and ensured operational operability in preparation for localized heavy rain, and the Korea Railroad Corporation placed a ban on bringing personal mobility devices equipped with large-capacity lithium batteries onto trains to prevent fire risks at the source. This is the result of public institutions facing the new era of climate crisis, prioritizing the safety of citizens and proactively eliminating risk factors. However, constant monitoring and feedback must be provided to ensure that these large-scale policies are fully delivered to every corner of the field and can work in actual crisis situations.