Opening of 'Saessak Station' for Infant Drop-off and Pick-up at Osan Wondong Prugio
The 10th Opening of Public Pledge Projects in the 8th Elected Term
On the 6th, Osan City in Gyeonggi Province announced that it opened the 10th 'Saessak Station,' a drop-off and pick-up shelter for infants and young children, at Wondong Prugio Apartments on the 5th.
Lee Gwon-jae (fifth from the left), Mayor of Osan, is cutting the commemorative tape with residents at the opening ceremony of the Saessak Station at Wondong Prugio Apartments. Photo by Osan City
View original image'Saessak Station' is a project promoted by Osan City during its 8th mayoral term to prevent safety accidents that may occur during the drop-off and pick-up process of infants and children living in apartments and other multi-family housing. Children and parents can wait for drop-off and pick-up vehicles while avoiding cold, heat, snow, rain, and fine dust, and can ensure safety from various hazardous environments such as rear vehicles.
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About 20 people, including Osan Mayor Lee Gwon-jae and residents of Wondong Prugio Apartments, attended the opening ceremony that day. Mayor Lee said, "I hope that with the installation of Saessak Station, children can use drop-off and pick-up vehicles more conveniently and safely," adding, "We will continue to promote projects that come one step closer to the citizens."
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