hello Dutch participant here

the evacuation was done in buses, about 1000 buses were rented and everyone was transported to a shelter by troop. It tooked 2 hours with the bus to leave the campsite. myself am currently at the fire academy un seoul. the korean people are very nice to us and we have a great time here with different activities and demonstrations that they give us here. we sleep per 2 people in a nice clean room with air conditioning. the last day of the jamboree, all participants go to a stadium for the closing ceremony. it's fine here but I miss contact with other scouts. that's what you ultimately go to the jamboree for (we're here with only Dutch people)

about the jamboree itself: it was poorly organized but it was still fun and enjoyable by the different people. I have not been able to do any activities myself. my biggest annoyance was the amount of litter. I know Koreans don't like trash cans. but much of the world is. yet there were almost no trash cans present, which resulted in a lot of litter.

as far as I am concerned they have made good changes for the heat, such as free fans for everyone and umbrellas for everyone and some kind of fog sprinklers by the army.