Yin Xiyue commanded the disaster relief at home.

Seoul recently fell into heavy rain, and South Korean President Yin Xiyue responded to the phone in Ruicong's home, which caused controversy. According to South Korea's "Korean National News" reported on the 10th, the opposition party criticized that there was no need to put a good green tiletai, and it had to relocate the Presidential Palace, which led to "gap in the state and politics."

The presidential room said on the 9th that because the roads near the residential house were flooded and were inconvenient to move, Yin Xiyue worked at home on the evening of the 8th until the early morning of the next day. In the meantime, he talked with the Prime Minister Han Dexun, the mayor of Seoul, Wu Shixun, and others. In real time, he listened to the disaster situation and instructed to formulate countermeasures. However, many criticisms believed that the performance of the ruling party during the crisis made the citizens feel uneasy. Cao Wuzheng, a spokesman for the opposition party, criticized, said that "this is the consequence of Yin Xiyue insisted on relocating the presidential palace and the official residence." According to reports, although the new presidential official residence was only 5 minutes away from the President's office of Longshan, the transformation project was postponed due to factors such as Meiyu weather. Criticism pointed out that it was the main reason for Yin Xiyue's failure to take the necessary measures in time before the new presidential official residence was completed, which caused Yin Xiyue to fail to take necessary measures in a timely manner. The Justice Party also accused, "When the real disaster, which national can trust the president who calls at home?"

Faced with the dispute, the presidential room explained that Yin Xiyue made instructions by phone because "if you go to the scene or the status room, the staff will focus on reports and etiquette to reduce the ability to respond." Relevant persons in the ruling party also retorted that the opposition party was "trying to take disaster as a tool for political struggle."

According to statistics from the Central Disaster Security Countermeasures of South Korea, as of 6 am on the 10th, the heavy rainfall had killed 9 people, 7 disappeared, and 17 injured. The victims include two Chinese citizens in Korea. Yin Xiyue presided over the meeting on the 10th of the Guanghua Gate government to apologize to the families of the victims and the inconvenient citizens. (Global Times special reporter Yu Yue in South Korea)

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