Oh Sehoon: "Concealing Rebar Omission Is Impossible"... Continues Support for the Vulnerable

One-Day Manager Experience at Ongi Warehouse Branch 4

People Power Party Criticizes Jeong Won-o for "Spreading Rail-Related Rumors"

Oh Sehoon, the People Power Party candidate for Seoul mayor, continued his efforts to support the socially vulnerable on May 19.

Oh Sehun, the People Power Party candidate for Seoul mayor, is volunteering at Ongi Warehouse located in Changsin-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul on the 19th. 2026.05.19 Photo by Dongju Yoon

On this day, Oh held a policy meeting with organizations for people with disabilities at his campaign office in Jongno, Seoul. Afterwards, he participated in a one-day manager experience event at Ongi Warehouse Branch 4, located in Jjokbangchon, Changsin-dong. Ongi Warehouse is one of Oh's signature Seoul policies. The store displays donated daily necessities, which residents of Jjokbangchon can freely choose within their assigned credit limits.

This schedule is interpreted as an extension of "Accompanying the Vulnerable" Season 2. Oh's campaign explained, "'Accompanying the Vulnerable' is a slogan and a core policy philosophy that Oh has emphasized since his inauguration as Seoul mayor."

Meanwhile, political controversy is intensifying over the "rebar omission" incident at the construction site of the complex transfer center at Samsung Station on the GTX-A metropolitan express railway line. The Democratic Party of Korea claims that the Seoul city government was aware of the rebar omission incident in November last year but concealed it by failing to report it to the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport until last month, criticizing Oh for his responsibility.

In response, Oh stated on Facebook, "There is a record of Seoul city sharing the relevant matter with the Korea Rail Network Authority, an agency under the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport, not just once but three times, in accordance with the agreement with the authority," and countered, "We informed an agency under the Lee Jae-myung administration's Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport—how could this matter be concealed?" Members of the People Power Party on the National Assembly's Public Administration and Security Committee criticized the Democratic Party, saying, "They have been spreading a rail-related rumor."

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