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Sejung spreads holiday cheer to seniors living alone

By Korea Herald

Published : Jan. 22, 2013 - 19:10

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Sejung Group, a Busan-based fashion business, launches its service corps in front of its headquarters in Busan on Tuesday. They gave rice, noodles and household goods to 100 seniors who live alone. (Yonhap News) Sejung Group, a Busan-based fashion business, launches its service corps in front of its headquarters in Busan on Tuesday. They gave rice, noodles and household goods to 100 seniors who live alone. (Yonhap News)
Sejung Group, a Busan-based group built on the fashion business, has spread holiday cheer to less fortunate neighbors for 15 years in a row.

Its executives and employees launched a service corps for Lunar New Year’s Day in front of the group headquarters in Busan on Tuesday. They visited 100 senior citizens living alone nearby and gave them rice, instant noodles and other basics. Lunar New Year’s Day falls on Feb. 10, this year.

Sejung also donated 450 million won in money and goods to Busan City Government to help poor people in the region on the same day.

(swchun@heraldcorp.com)

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