Ganghwa County Publishes Issue No. 85 of Ganghwa Newsletter

[Suwon Ilbo=Reporter Seo Dong-yeong] Ganghwa County published Issue No. 85 of the Ganghwa Newsletter on July 1st.

This issue was organized as a special 2nd anniversary edition of the 7th elected term with the theme "Two Years Walking Together in the Democratically Elected 7th Term, and the Future Ahead." It introduced two years of shared progress including ▲entering the 600 billion won era of Ganghwa County's finances ▲selection in unprecedented large-scale public project competitions ▲prioritizing the health and safety of residents amid continued disasters ▲eliminating parking conflicts and revitalizing local commercial areas ▲entering the era of 10 million tourists ▲establishing resident-centered welfare service networks.

In addition, under "promises for the next two years in the approaching future," it also featured ▲construction of large-scale living-based infrastructure ▲establishment of more comprehensive medical and welfare systems ▲strengthening future competitiveness in agriculture, fisheries, and livestock industries ▲construction of large-scale tourism infrastructure.

The newsletter introduced Gapryong Park, which is scheduled for completion in July, the underground power line project from Central Market to the entrance of Ganghwa Girls' High School, and showcased the beacon system of Ganghwa Island including the Yomangdae tower that communicates through cannon fire and the Jangguneomeo port.

The Ganghwa Newsletter is published quarterly. Those wishing to subscribe can apply to the County Office Public Relations and Media Team (032-930-3223) to receive the newsletter for free by mail. It is also available at the County Office Civil Affairs Office, eup and myeon offices, and other public facilities.

A county official stated, "We are receiving appreciation from elderly residents who have difficulty obtaining information through SNS, as they can easily access county administration news and living information through newsletters delivered to their homes," and added, "We will do our best to continue producing newsletters that are helpful to our residents."