Coupang Fulfillment Service (CFS) has unveiled a comprehensive relief package for residents affected by the Incheon fire, including free health checkups conducted by more than 20 medical professionals at a temporary clinic near Sinhyeon Elementary School from July 25 to August 7, with hours 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. They will reimburse medical and pharmaceutical expenses for residents who sought hospital treatment or bought medications due to the fire, and cover cleaning and car-wash costs. A dedicated Incheon Fire Relief Support Call Center will operate from July 27 to November 30 to document damages and guide eligible residents through the verification and reimbursement process, with professional loss adjustors assisting in claims. The program also extends support to nearby factories and small businesses affected by vehicle restrictions around the warehouse. In addition to immediate medical relief, Coupang had previously provided relief supplies and medical staff to shelters and residents, signaling ongoing, multi-pronged assistance. The effort builds on ongoing partnership with medical volunteer organizations to deliver community-wide assistance as the response period stretches over several months.