‘Nanum Gifts’ Go to Houses Flooded During Busan Dongcheon Overflow

National Health Insurance Service Busan Nambu Branch Donates 8 Million Won to Support Flood Victims' Return to Daily Life

Employees of the Busan Nambu Branch of the National Health Insurance Service purchased electric fans and bedding worth 8 million won with social contribution funds they raised and delivered them to neighbors affected by the flood damage.

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Kim Yong-woo] The employees of the National Health Insurance Service had a well-thought-out plan to help their neighbors.

The money contributed little by little by all employees grew considerably, and from this amount, they generously purchased bedding and fans worth 8 million won in one day.

The Busan Southern Branch of the National Health Insurance Service gifted bedding and fans worth 8 million won on the 31st to about 150 households of residents and small business owners in Munhyeon-dong, which was flooded by the recent heavy rain.

They provided urgently needed bedding and fans to residents and small business owners in Munhyeon 2-dong, Nam-gu, who are struggling with daily life due to flood damage caused by continuous heavy rain and the Dongcheon River overflow.

The donated items were prepared through a social contribution fund raised by the voluntary participation of employees every month.

Kang Jin-seok, head of the Busan Southern Branch of the National Health Insurance Service, said, “We hope that local residents who are struggling due to COVID-19 and flood damage can return to their daily lives as soon as possible, and that the donated items from the Service will be a great help and comfort amid the ongoing heatwave.”

Yoon Sung-hee, director of the Nam-gu Comprehensive Social Welfare Center, said, “We sincerely thank you for sending warm interest and care to the victims, and we will make sure that the donated items are delivered well to neighbors in need.”

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