The Korea Rural Community Corporation (KRC) is advocating for enhancements in crop disaster insurance to cover blind spots, particularly after recent heat waves left farmers uncompensated due to current policies not covering such damage. This situation underscores the necessity for a more comprehensive, field-oriented disaster insurance system. While the government plans to expand policy insurance to better handle natural disaster risks, KRC stresses the urgency of addressing these issues, especially in hard-hit areas like pear-producing regions. Although local governments and cooperatives are offering support, KRC calls for more decisive government action to investigate and mitigate the damage.