Busan Gijang County Mayor Oh Gyuseok: "Since Business Was Forced to Close, Livelihood Support Must Be Provided"

Gijang-gun to Provide Emergency Disaster Relief Fund of 1 Million Won Each to 172 High-Risk Facilities in the District

On the 23rd, public officials from Gijang-gun, Busan are conducting on-site inspections of high-risk facilities.

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Kim Yong-woo] Busan's Gijang-gun is considering a plan to provide emergency disaster relief funds of 1 million won each to high-risk facilities in the area whose operations were suspended due to an administrative order issued by Busan City.

Gijang-gun announced that, following the urgent directive of County Governor Oh Gyu-seok, it plans to support disaster relief funds to the business owners of 172 high-risk facilities in the area.

The high-risk facilities in Gijang-gun whose operations were suspended by Busan City's administrative order include a total of 172 locations across 8 industries: entertainment bars, karaoke bars, colatecs, singing practice rooms, indoor group exercise centers, direct sales promotion halls, buffets, and PC rooms.

Governor Oh also urged Busan City and the central government to promptly prepare livelihood support measures for the business owners of high-risk facilities.

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