Jung Inhwa Vows to Create a Gwangyang Where Seniors Are Respected on Parents' Day

Emphasizing Expanded Life-cycle Welfare, Transportation Services, and Care

"Gwangyang Today Is Built on the Dedication of the Parent Generation"

Jung Inhwa, the preliminary candidate for mayor of Gwangyang from the Democratic Party of Korea, expressed his gratitude to local elders in celebration of Parents' Day, stating, "I will create a Gwangyang where seniors are respected and can live in comfort."

On May 8, Jung delivered a message saying, "Today's Gwangyang is a city built upon the sweat and sacrifices of the parent generation, who steadfastly supported the industrialization and development of our region. On Parents' Day, I extend my deepest respect and gratitude to all seniors."

Jung Inhwa, the prospective candidate for mayor of Gwangyang, is greeting local seniors on Parents' Day. Courtesy of Jung Inhwa's campaign office

As part of his pledges for the ninth term of local government, Jung plans to further strengthen welfare policies that citizens can truly feel, such as the Life-cycle Welfare Platform 3.0, expanding voucher taxi services for the transportation disadvantaged, operating the 'Gwangyang Haedream Center' to resolve daily inconveniences, and building additional park golf courses. He also aims to reinforce the community’s safety net for seniors living alone and vulnerable groups in need of care, while expanding support for health management, culture, and leisure.

Jung Inhwa emphasized, "Senior welfare is not just about providing support—it is a matter of respect. Creating a city where seniors can live healthy and comfortable lives is an essential responsibility of local administration."

He added, "We will further expand and strengthen the life-cycle welfare platform, connecting children and seniors, to build a warm Gwangyang where seniors are respected and younger generations can also feel assured."

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