Mokpo Coast Guard Employees Collectively Share Love by Pooling Contributions Every Payday
慰問金 Delivered to Marginalized Marine Workers and Police Officer Who Gave Birth to Triplets
Mokpo Maritime Police Station (Chief Kim Hae-cheol) shared the abundance of Chuseok by delivering consolation money to vulnerable groups and fellow employees engaged in the marine and fisheries sectors during the autumn holiday.
Mokpo Coast Guard is delivering consolation money for sharing love with neighbors.
[Photo by Mokpo Coast Guard Station]
According to Mokpo Maritime Police on the 28th, consolation money was delivered to Officer Lee Hee-geun of the Mokpo Maritime Police Station Jido Substation on the 27th.
Officer Lee gave birth to triplets in July, bringing great joy to the local community amid the serious social issue of low birth rates.
In addition, consolation money was delivered to nine marginalized marine workers in the jurisdiction and three members of the Mokpo Maritime Police Veterans Association, sharing care and love for neighbors and colleagues during Chuseok.
This Chuseok sharing was promoted based on a fund for underprivileged neighbors, prepared by Mokpo Maritime Police officers pooling their sincerity little by little on every payday to help those in need in our society.
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Gu Young-hoon, Director of Planning and Operations, said, “We are glad to be able to contribute a little warmth during the bountiful Chuseok,” and added, “The Maritime Police will continue to practice sharing so that no neighbors in our society are left out.”
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