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Kim Jin-pyo: "I will be a son of Gyeonggi Province who stands with ordinary citizens"

▲ Kim Jin-pyo, the Democratic Party's candidate for Gyeonggi Province governor, speaks with a person with a disability at a disability sports festival held in Suwon on the 23rd.

Kim Jin-pyo, the Democratic Party's candidate for Gyeonggi Province governor, announced on the 25th that following his preliminary candidate registration on the 20th, he has focused on people's livelihood activities centered on ordinary citizens and welfare over the weekend.

On the weekend of the 24th and 25th, candidate Kim visited the Munsan 5-day Market in Munsan-eup, Paju City and Citizen Market in Choji-dong, Danwon-gu, Ansan City in the afternoon to check basket prices and listen to market merchants' concerns.

During the visit, candidate Kim spoke with a merchant around his mother's age and said, "I will be a son of Gyeonggi Province who can share the joys and sorrows of ordinary citizens and wipe away their tears."

Prior to this, on the afternoon of the 23rd, he attended the disability sports festival held at the auxiliary stadium of Suwon Sports Complex, shaking hands with participating athletes with disabilities and wishing them success.

Candidate Kim said on the day, "The world consists of people with disabilities and those who are at risk of becoming disabled," and emphasized, "I will change Gyeonggi Province, which ranks at the bottom in disability welfare, so that people with disabilities can live happier lives."

Kim's camp announced that it plans to accelerate its people-focused activities by visiting local livelihood sites and listening to the concerns of socially disadvantaged groups including the elderly and people with disabilities.

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