Seocho District Council Delivers 200 Bags of Rice to Welfare Facilities Ahead of Chuseok
Visits to Banpo and Umyeon Welfare Centers
Support for Over 100 Low-Income Households
The Seocho District Council in Seoul delivered 200 bags of Naju Premium Rice (10kg each) to local social welfare facilities ahead of the Chuseok holiday.
Members of the Seocho District Council are delivering rice to social welfare facilities and taking commemorative photos. Provided by Seocho District Council.
View original imageAccording to the council on September 24, council members visited the Banpo Comprehensive Social Welfare Center on September 21 and the Umyeon Comprehensive Social Welfare Center on September 22 to deliver rice and exchange opinions on-site with facility representatives. Rice was also delivered to other welfare facilities in the district, including Seocho District Daycare Center, Saebitbaul House, Shinmangae House, Daniel Welfare Center, and the Korean Veterans Association for Defoliant Victims.
The rice delivered will be distributed to more than 100 low-income households, seniors without guardians, people with disabilities, and other underprivileged residents in the district. Naju Premium Rice is a newly harvested rice prepared through a work agreement (MOU) between Seocho District and Naju City signed in 2022.
Hot Picks Today
A 12-Year-Old Girl Went to the Hospital After Her Blood Pressure Hit 225 and Was Stunned: "What Is This Coral Reef-Like Thing in Her Aorta?"
- "Samsung Electronics Employees Commute by Shuttle Bus"... More Than 5,000 Homes to Be Supplied in Seoul and Busan [Real Estate A to Z]
- “3.3 Million Won, Yet It Cracked with a ‘Snap’ When Unfolded”... Humiliation for iPhone Duo Amid Launch-Day Rush, Outclassed by Galaxy Fold?
- “I Thought Surely They Wouldn’t, but Grown Adults Did This”... Wedding Shoot Atop Tomb Sparks Controversy
- "If This Airs, I'm Dead"... Why a Restaurant Refused to Let Jeon Hyunmoo's Show Film
Yoo Jiwoong, Chairman of the Seocho District Council, said, "I hope that, with a small gesture of warmth, all residents can enjoy a bountiful and happy holiday. Moving forward, we will continue to visit the sites and provide warm legislative support so that no neighbors are left behind."
© The Asia Business Daily. All rights reserved. Unauthorized AI training and use prohibited.