[Photo] Noh Hyun-song, Gangseo District Mayor, Emphasizes Stable Medical Quarantine System Amid Gradual Daily Recovery

[Seoul District Photo News] Noh Hyun-song, Gangseo-gu Mayor, held an executive meeting on the morning of the 2nd at the district office conference room with deputy mayors and department heads, directing full-scale response for transition to normalcy... Yoo Dong-gyun, Mapo-gu Mayor, attended the opening ceremony of the 'Literature Festival with Residents' held at 3 PM on the 2nd... Oh Seung-rok, Nowon-gu Mayor, attended the all-day care workers communication meeting... Chae Hyun-il, Yeongdeungpo-gu Mayor, attended the 'Love Rice Sharing Event'... Dongdaemun-gu Executive Wives Volunteer Group Magnolia Society expressed gratitude to Dongdaemun-gu vaccination center and screening clinic workers.

Noh Hyun-song, Mayor of Gangseo District (center), is presiding over a countermeasure meeting on the morning of the 2nd (Tuesday) in the district office's large conference room regarding the transition of the quarantine system to phased daily recovery, also known as 'With Corona'.

[Asia Economy Reporter Park Jong-il] Gangseo-gu, Seoul (Mayor Noh Hyun-song) has embarked on establishing a safe quarantine medical system for residents in line with the phased recovery of daily life, known as 'With Corona'.

On the morning of the 2nd, Mayor Noh Hyun-song held an executive meeting at the district office's large conference room with the deputy mayor and department heads, directing an all-out response for the transition to normal life.

After receiving reports on key tasks from each department, Mayor Noh said, "Since this is a time when expectations for recovery coexist with anxiety about resurgence, we must not relax but thoroughly establish a sustainable medical response and a stable quarantine management system."

He added, "Please prepare according to the revised quarantine guidelines so that residents can safely and comfortably use facilities that had been restricted, and ensure smooth operation without any setbacks."

Mayor Yoo Dong-gyun of Mapo-gu attended the opening ceremony of the 'Literature Festival with Residents' held at 3 p.m. on the 2nd.

At the opening ceremony of the exhibition hosted by the Korea Writers' Association Mapo Branch (President Jung Hae-won), Mayor Yoo congratulated the exhibition by delivering a congratulatory speech and reciting the poem "Ripening Autumn" by poet Lee Hae-in.

The exhibition runs from November 2 to 5 at the 2nd-floor gallery of Mapo Central Library, where visitors can view 50 poems and paintings created by members of the Mapo Writers' Association.

Mayor Oh Seung-rok of Nowon-gu attended a communication meeting with all-day care workers held at 10 a.m. on the 2nd in the district office small auditorium.

The district has set a plan as one of the key projects of the 7th local government term to provide all-day care services to lower-grade elementary school students in all dual-income families, striving to build an all-day care ecosystem including the establishment of 'I-Hyu Center' and 'Sick Child Care Center'.

The meeting was organized for care workers to share policy application cases and incorporate field voices to prepare better elementary care environment policies.

The meeting was attended by Mayor Oh Seung-rok, staff from I-Hyu Center and Sick Child Care Center, and proceeded with introductions of all-day care facilities, discussion and requests for suggestions, explanation of district administration progress, and group photo session.

A meeting with local children's center workers is scheduled for the 3rd. Mayor Oh said, "I express my gratitude to the workers who have spent busy and tense times due to COVID-19, and I will actively strive to create an all-day care environment where parents can leave their children with peace of mind and children can have enjoyable experiences."

Mayor Chae Hyun-il of Yeongdeungpo-gu attended the 'Sharing 1,000 Bags of Rice with Love' event held at the Yeongdeungpo-gu Office annex on the afternoon of the 2nd, hosted by the Nanum Culture and Arts Association (Chairperson Yoo Hyun-sook) and young startup companies.

On this day, Jangseung F&F (CEO Jang Dae-geun), a young startup company that grew through the association's youth startup support project, donated 1,000 bags of 4kg rice worth 19 million KRW to local children's centers and children in need of care through the Yeongdeungpo-gu Social Welfare Council.

The rice delivered was produced in the Gimje Plain, Jeonbuk, aiming to revitalize the local economy through sharing activities by purchasing local rice.

Mayor Chae expressed gratitude to the Nanum Association, Jangseung F&F, and Hangang Agricultural Cooperative Corporation for their warm-heartedness toward vulnerable groups, and pledged that the district will make further efforts to create an open Yeongdeungpo without marginalized children and youth.

Mayor Lee Jung-hoon of Gangdong-gu attended the opening ceremony of the Gangdong-gu Haegong Senior Welfare Center on the 1st.

Mayor Lee toured various facilities including the 'Baekse Garden' designed with cognitive health in mind, the 'Sunshine Small Library' where one can enjoy reading with a good view, the 'District Dream Love Daycare Center' to meet local care facility demand, and community spaces for gatherings, encouraging the efforts of on-site staff.

Since its opening in 2011, the Haegong Senior Welfare Center has played a pivotal role in senior welfare in the area, but due to increased membership and aging facilities causing inconvenience, the district invested about 5.6 billion KRW to expand and remodel the center to a basement one floor and four floors above ground.

Mayor Lee said, "The newly opened Haegong Senior Welfare Center is expected to serve as a central space that accommodates all age groups and improves the quality of life for local residents. We will continue to promote the expansion of living SOC projects to provide high-quality welfare services."

Dongdaemun-gu (Mayor Yoo Deok-yeol) announced that the 'Magnolia Association,' a volunteer group of district officials' wives, delivered snack sets from October 29 to November 2 to encourage the staff working hard at the Dongdaemun-gu COVID-19 Vaccination Center and screening clinics.

The Magnolia Association is a group formed by the wives of Dongdaemun-gu officials to contribute to community development through volunteer activities, practicing love sharing through various activities such as the Bodeumnuri bazaar, side dish volunteering, and sharing love through bread every year.

This time, to encourage and express gratitude to about 400 workers fighting against COVID-19 at the vaccination center and four screening clinics, snack sets were delivered.

Jeong Seung-kyo, honorary president of the Magnolia Association, said, "As the COVID-19 situation prolongs, we express our gratitude to those working and volunteering on the front lines, hoping that they can take a brief sweet break while enjoying the snacks."

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