"To Be Honest, I Felt Reluctant"... 'Chungju Man' Kim Seontae's Confession After Donating 100 Million Won
Donates 100 Million Won to Chungju Medical Center
"Hopes to Improve Regional Emergency Medical Services"
"To be honest, I did feel a bit of regret."
Kim Seontae, a former administrative officer of Chungju City known as "Chungju Man," made this confession as he donated 100 million won to Chungju Medical Center. On May 22, Kim revealed his donation through his YouTube channel.
YouTuber Kim Seontae donated 100 million won to Chungju Medical Center. Screenshot from YouTube channel 'Kim Seontae'
View original imageHe said, "For some people, this may not seem like a large amount of money, but for me, it is truly a significant sum." He added, "When I actually thought about parting with my own money, I realized that making a donation is not easy." He continued, "In the past, when I saw people donating large sums, I simply thought they were able to do so because they had a lot of money. But after experiencing it myself, I realized that it is a noble sacrifice."
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Explaining why he chose Chungju Medical Center as the beneficiary, Kim said, "The reality of emergency medical care in rural areas is extremely challenging." He explained, "Because the survival rate for patients with cardiovascular diseases or severe trauma is low, I hope the emergency medical environment can be improved." He added, "I hope that many people will pay attention to the realities of medical care in rural areas."
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