‘Bringing Life to Fishing Villages with Murals!’... Korea Workers' Compensation and Welfare Service Volunteers for Mural Painting

Over 20 Employees Participate Directly, New Mural Gifted to Nasari Breakwater

The Korea Workers' Compensation and Welfare Service conducted a volunteer activity on the 30th, where about 20 executives and employees participated in painting murals and cleaning up the beach at Nasari Breakwater located in Ulju-gun, Ulsan.

The head of Nasari Fishing Village in Ulju County (center) and Donghyun Shin, Director of ESG Management Bureau at the Korea Workers' Compensation and Welfare Service (to the right of the village head), along with volunteer members, are taking a commemorative photo.

The breakwater mural (150m x 2m) was vibrantly decorated with whales, fish, and other sea life suited to the seaside fishing village. It offers tourists a memorable photo spot and helps promote the Service through the Hope-i and Dream-i characters that welcome visitors to Nasari.

This volunteer activity was carried out in cooperation with the Service, the National Federation of Fisheries Cooperatives, and the Nasari Fishing Village Association to create a local attraction, attract tourists, and revitalize the local economy of the fishing village.

A representative of the fishing village association said, "The old mural had become faded and peeled off, making it unsightly, but thanks to the new mural, it feels like we have a brand new breakwater and the village feels brighter."

Park Jonggil, President of the Korea Workers' Compensation and Welfare Service, stated, "We will continue to actively pursue social contribution activities for various groups, so that not only the underprivileged but also the local community can enjoy greater stability in their daily lives."

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