Citizens Exhausted by COVID-19, Stay Strong! ... Daegu Cyber University Operates 'Running DCU Cafe' for Local Residents

In front of the Gyeongsan City Health Center in Gyeongbuk, Lee Geun-yong, president of Daegu Cyber University, along with faculty members and about 20 employees of Masigrey, are distributing coffee.

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Yeo Jong-gu] Daegu Cyber University will operate the "Running DCU Cafe" in partnership with the coffee specialty store Mashigray until August to support citizens and related organizations struggling due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Running DCU Cafe holds great significance as it delivers coffee directly to citizens, organizations, and marginalized groups who have endured difficult times due to COVID-19.

On this day, Daegu Cyber University President Lee Geun-yong, faculty and staff, and about 20 Mashigray employees worked hard from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., making and carrying over 300 cups of iced coffee and iced tea.

For the first institutional visit on the 21st, they visited Gyeongsan Disabled Welfare Center and Gyeongsan Public Health Center to express deep gratitude for their dedicated efforts to ensure the health and safety of disabled people and citizens.

Angyeong-suk, head of Gyeongsan Public Health Center, said, "It feels like our stress has been relieved because someone recognizes the hard work of the health center staff who are on the front lines of COVID-19," and added, "I am glad that our health center staff, who have been overworked, have a good opportunity to have a moment of healing through this event."

Daegu Cyber University President Lee Geun-yong said, "I hope this small comfort reaches those who have silently endured the long tunnel-like times and are working hard in their respective positions," and added, "Through this campaign, our university will take the lead so that the local community can overcome these difficult times together."

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