Balgeun Eye Clinic 21 Supports Cataract Surgery for Vulnerable Elderly Groups

Agreement Signed with Nam-gu, Gwangju

Kim Deok-bae, Chief Director of Bright Eye Clinic 21 (left in the photo), and Kim Byung-nae, Mayor of Nam-gu, Gwangju (right in the photo), are posing for a commemorative photo after signing a business agreement. Photo by Bright Eye Clinic 21

[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Yoon Jamin] Bright Eye Clinic 21 (Chief Director Kim Deokbae) has stepped up to improve the quality of life for local neighbors.

Bright Eye Clinic 21 announced on the 11th that it signed a "Cataract Surgery Support Agreement for Vulnerable Groups" with Nam-gu, Gwangju Metropolitan City on the 10th.

Nam-gu recommends elderly people from vulnerable groups every month, and Bright Eye Clinic 21 supports cataract surgeries.

Kim Byeongnae, Mayor of Nam-gu, said, "We are grateful to Bright Eye Clinic 21 for voluntarily offering support during difficult times," and added, "We expect to be able to provide a helping hand to neighbors in need within the community."

Chief Director Kim Deokbae stated, "Bright Eye Clinic 21 wanted to practice even small acts of sharing regardless of the region, which is why we signed this agreement," and added, "We hope that elderly people from vulnerable groups can worry less about treatment costs and live a somewhat better life."

Prior to this project, Bright Eye Clinic 21 has been steadily conducting cataract surgeries and free strabismus surgery support projects for vulnerable groups recommended by various related organizations.

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