[Photo] Dongjin Lee, Dobong-gu Mayor, Receives Plaque of Appreciation from Wolcheon Elementary School

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Lee Dong-jin, Mayor of Dobong-gu (right in the photo), received a plaque of appreciation from Kim Woo-young, Principal of Wolcheon Elementary School, in the principal's office on the 8th.

[Asia Economy Reporter Park Jong-il] Lee Dong-jin, Mayor of Dobong-gu, received a plaque of appreciation from Wolcheon Elementary School on the 8th for Dobong-gu's support and efforts to improve the educational environment.

Mayor Lee Dong-jin of Dobong-gu said, "Educational administration and general administration are inseparable areas. I thank the Wolcheon Elementary School Parent Association, School Steering Committee, Fathers' Association, and school staff who always welcome the district-level efforts and support. We will continue to actively cooperate to improve the educational environment for students."

On the same day, National Assembly member In Jae-geun, City Council member Kim Yong-seok, and District Council member Lee Young-sook also received plaques of appreciation.

Kim Soo-young, Mayor of Yangcheon-gu, is talking with elderly residents about how to operate smartphones at the second half generation-connection project youth-elderly digital literacy education held at Mok 3-dong Community Center on the morning of the 8th.

On that day, the elderly were matched with young people in small groups to learn how to use smartphones together.

Yangcheon-gu is actively promoting the 'Generation Connection Project' for communication and exchange between youth and elderly generations. The project operates 'Digital Literacy Education,' where young people teach elderly residents who are vulnerable to using digital devices such as kiosks and smartphones, and the 'Generation Empathy Exhibition,' where young artists create works based on the stories of elderly people.

Chae Hyun-il, Mayor of Yeongdeungpo-gu, attended the encouragement goods delivery ceremony of the Yeongdeungpo-gu Intercultural Participation Group held at the Daerim-dong screening clinic on the afternoon of the 8th.

On that day, the Intercultural Participation Group met with medical staff and employees working at the Daerim-dong screening clinic and vaccination center, delivering encouragement items such as coffee along with supportive messages. Mayor Chae expressed gratitude to the Intercultural Participation Group for their meaningful sharing and encouraged the on-site workers for their hard work.

Mayor Chae said, "Thanks to the cooperation of the residents in overcoming COVID-19, we will continue to carefully manage the operation of the screening clinic and the entire vaccination process to restore our precious daily lives as soon as possible."

Jung Won-oh, Mayor of Seongdong-gu, visited the construction site of the Seoul Forest Complex Culture and Sports Center located in Seongsu-dong, Seongdong-gu on the morning of the 8th to inspect the site and check facility safety.

He listened directly to the progress of the construction, checked the location and details one by one, examined whether there were any difficulties in the project, and repeatedly urged the on-site workers to comply with safety regulations during construction.

The Seoul Forest Complex Culture and Sports Center is a large-scale complex cultural and sports center built on a 11,200㎡ site within Ttukseom Yusuji, with four floors above ground and a total floor area of about 5,590㎡. It includes a multipurpose gymnasium, swimming pool, fitness center, an outdoor futsal field on the rooftop, and for the first time in Seongdong-gu's public sports facilities, a bowling alley with 8 lanes, allowing residents to enjoy various types of recreational sports.

Construction began in December last year and is currently 43% complete, progressing smoothly. The Seoul Forest Complex Culture and Sports Center is scheduled to be completed in March next year and will also include cultural and welfare service facilities such as daycare centers, elementary after-school care centers, and lifestyle culture centers, becoming a large-scale complex facility accessible to people of all ages.

The district has previously created safe school routes by relocating utility poles and is operating a 'visiting screening clinic' targeting construction sites this month for proactive COVID-19 testing, making every effort to ensure residents' disaster safety.

Mayor Jung Won-oh of Seongdong-gu said, "The establishment of this complex cultural and sports facility will become a cultural hub where residents of Seongsu-dong and the entire Seongdong-gu can easily access various recreational sports and cultural facilities nearby. We will prioritize safety throughout the entire construction process."

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