Huh Chang-soo, Chairman of the Federation of Korean Industries (right), visited the home of Reserve Sergeant Shin Eun-chong, who has been battling illness for 11 years following the Cheonan ship sinking incident, on the 8th to offer comfort and encouragement. <br>[Photo by Federation of Korean Industries]

Huh Chang-soo, Chairman of the Federation of Korean Industries (right), visited the home of Reserve Sergeant Shin Eun-chong, who has been battling illness for 11 years following the Cheonan ship sinking incident, on the 8th to offer comfort and encouragement.
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[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Heung-soon] Huh Chang-soo, Chairman of the Federation of Korean Industries, met with Shin Eun-chong, a reservist and national merit recipient of the Cheonan ship sinking incident, on the 8th to offer consolation in observance of the Month of Patriots and Veterans.


On that afternoon, Chairman Huh personally visited Shin's home, who has been battling illness for 11 years due to the Cheonan incident, and presented a monetary gift. Chairman Huh expressed his gratitude, saying, "Thanks to young warriors like Reservist Shin, who dedicated themselves to national security, the people and businesses have been able to focus on their livelihoods and management with peace of mind."



Lee Sang-yoon, Director of Communications at the Federation of Korean Industries, stated, "The visit to comfort Reservist Shin was to convey that the economic community has not forgotten the noble sacrifices of national merit recipients who have devoted themselves to patriotism and veterans' affairs," adding, "We hope today's consolation serves as a catalyst to encourage ongoing interest and support for national merit recipients who still suffer and face financial hardships."


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