[Photo] Kim Soo-young, Yangcheon District Mayor, Takes Action to Revive Traditional Markets Hit by COVID-19
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[Asia Economy Reporter Park Jong-il] Kim Soo-young, Mayor of Yangcheon District, visited Sinwol Yaksu Market in Sinwol 7-dong and nearby traditional markets on the 11th to purchase food ingredients.
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About 80 people, including Yangcheon District autonomous committee members, neighborhood leaders, other organization executives, and public officials, conducted a campaign to revitalize the local economy by shopping at traditional markets using traditional market gift certificates.
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