Gwangju University Delivers 'Sarang-ui Dosirak' to Nam-gu Vaccination Center

Gwangju University faculty, staff, and students delivered homemade "lunch boxes of love" to the workers at the Nam-gu Vaccination Center and Screening Clinic, who are striving to end COVID-19. Photo by Gwangju University.

[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Cho Hyung-joo] Gwangju University (President Kim Hyuk-jong) conveyed warm hearts to the workers at the Nam-gu Vaccination Center and Screening Clinic in Gwangju Metropolitan City, who are striving to end COVID-19.

The Hosim Social Service Group of Gwangju University announced on the 12th that they delivered 'Love Lunchboxes Made with Love by the Department of Hotel Food and Beverage Cooking,' which they wanted to share together, to Lee Jeong-sik, Deputy Mayor of Nam-gu, and Kwak Eun-young, Director of Nam-gu Health Center, along with the Nam-gu Volunteer Center at the Nam-gu Multipurpose Gymnasium.

The 150 lunchboxes delivered that day were filled with letters written by students, carefully cooked rice, soybean paste soup, bulgogi, fried dishes, fruit, and stir-fried mushrooms.

A total of 39 people participated in the love lunchbox delivery activity, including 14 professors and students from the Department of Hotel Food and Beverage Cooking, 8 professor volunteers, 3 staff members, 4 student volunteer camp leaders, and 10 members of the student council.

In addition, the Hosim Social Service Group also made 150 side dish containers for elderly people living alone in the region and delivered them to the Nam-gu Volunteer Center.

Bang Yo-sun, head of the Gwangju University Professor Volunteer Group, said, "Many things have changed due to COVID-19, but thanks to the medical staff and workers at the vaccination centers, we are gradually returning to daily life," adding, "Although the lunchboxes we prepared are just one meal, I hope they provide some comfort and strength."

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