Oh Hageun, Suncheon Mayor Candidate, Jointly Promises Democratic Party's '5 Major Responsibility Care System'

Oh Ha-geun Joins the Democratic Party of Korea

[Suncheon=Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Lee Hyung-kwon] Oh Ha-geun, candidate for Suncheon mayor, announced on the 16th that he will create a robust local government and an advanced welfare city, Suncheon, through the simultaneous implementation of the Democratic Party's five major responsible care policies.

First, he promised to expand the basic pension from 300,000 won to 400,000 won for the responsibility of supporting and nursing the elderly, abolish the couple reduction system, and adjust the pension reduction system for working seniors.

He plans to ensure thorough elderly nursing care by expanding visiting nursing and medical systems as well as public elderly nursing facilities.

Candidate Oh Ha-geun intends to completely reorganize care services from the perspective of patients and their families together with the Democratic Party.

They also agreed to advance integrated nursing and caregiving services by expanding support, improving the quantity and quality of services, and enhancing the treatment of workers in integrated nursing and caregiving services.

Additionally, he announced plans to eliminate discrimination and burdens on people with disabilities by establishing 24-hour support services for severe cases, promptly introducing visiting rehabilitation services, and supporting the introduction of a differentiated fee system, thereby building a system of continuous support and customized services for the disabled.

He also plans to support the independence of people with disabilities by expanding the pilot project of the community primary care physician system.

Candidate Oh Ha-geun also expressed his participation in measures to resolve the care gap for elementary school students.

This includes significantly expanding school and village care facilities, extending school care services until 7 p.m., eliminating care blind spots, and building a universal 'care society' to create 'care services for all.'

Furthermore, as a measure to break the vicious cycle of low birth rates, he plans to strengthen infant and toddler care by providing parenting support services such as childcare counseling even if children do not attend daycare centers, and promises to eliminate blind spots in infant and toddler care through the introduction of part-time childcare services.

He will also work with the Democratic Party to strengthen the public nature of childcare by increasing the proportion of children using public daycare centers to over 50% and lowering the child-to-teacher ratio in daycare centers.

Oh Ha-geun, the Democratic Party candidate for Suncheon mayor, said, "Together with the Democratic Party, I will establish the Democratic Party's five major responsible care policies in Suncheon to create a robust local government and an advanced welfare city, Suncheon," and appealed for support, saying, "The overwhelming support of citizens is essential for a competent economic mayor and a capable worker for people's livelihoods who will change the lives of citizens."

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