People Power Party candidate Bang Se-hwan for Gwangju Mayor donated all 420 kg of congratulatory rice, which he received in place of wreaths during the election office opening ceremony on the 8th, to Gwangju City for neighbors in need in the region.

People Power Party candidate for Gwangju Mayor, Sehyun Bang, donated all 420 kg of congratulatory rice received in lieu of flower wreaths at the campaign office opening ceremony on the 8th to the city of Gwangju to support neighbors in need. Photo by Sehyun Bang

People Power Party candidate for Gwangju Mayor, Sehyun Bang, donated all 420 kg of congratulatory rice received in lieu of flower wreaths at the campaign office opening ceremony on the 8th to the city of Gwangju to support neighbors in need. Photo by Sehyun Bang

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Bang Se-hwan stated, "It is only right to return the heartfelt support from those who attended the opening ceremony to our neighbors who are struggling," adding, "The goodwill we receive should not remain where it was given, but instead flow to places where it is more needed."


Previously, at the election office opening ceremony held in Gyeongan-dong, Gwangju City on April 30, instead of conventional wreaths, many 'rice wreaths' were delivered, and a total of 420 kg of rice was collected with the participation of local citizens.


The election camp explained that since immediately after the event, they have been considering ways to return the rice to the local community, with the intention of using the citizens' congratulations and support to help the underprivileged in the region.



Meanwhile, the donated rice will be delivered to welfare facilities and vulnerable groups within Gwangju City.


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