Gwangju Bank Operates 'Heat Relief Shelters' Amid Record-Breaking Heatwave
Gwangju Bank is contributing to the prevention of heat-related illnesses by operating 'Heatwave Shelters.'
On the 2nd, Gwangju Bank announced that it is operating 'Heatwave Shelters' during business hours (9 a.m. to 4 p.m.) at all 130 branches in Gwangju, Jeonnam, and the metropolitan area.
Cool drinking water and fans are also provided free of charge to help cool down from the heat.
In fact, at the Gwangju Bank Hakdong Branch on the same day, elderly people gathered in small groups to cool off and exchange kind words. It was reported that more people than usual visited due to the heatwave.
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Byung-il Ko, President of Gwangju Bank, said, “This summer, the heatwave has become a part of daily life along with a long rainy season accompanied by heavy rain. To prevent heat-related illnesses, if you must engage in outdoor activities, we hope you visit the nearest Gwangju Bank branch to cool down with refreshing bottled water.”
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