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Sharing warmth

By Park Ga-young

Published : Dec. 16, 2016 - 17:31

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SHARING WARMTH -- From left: Chung Moon-sik, head of the KT CS Labor Union, Lee Eung-ho, executive director of KT CS, Park Hyung-jung, head of the Daejoen branch of the Ministry of Employment and Labor, and Kang Tae-in, head of the Yongun Welfare Center, pose for a photo Friday. KT CS, KT’s contact business operator, donated winter supplies, such as oil and coal briquettes, worth 20 million won ($16,900) on Friday to low-income families. (KT) SHARING WARMTH -- From left: Chung Moon-sik, head of the KT CS Labor Union, Lee Eung-ho, executive director of KT CS, Park Hyung-jung, head of the Daejoen branch of the Ministry of Employment and Labor, and Kang Tae-in, head of the Yongun Welfare Center, pose for a photo Friday. KT CS, KT’s contact business operator, donated winter supplies, such as oil and coal briquettes, worth 20 million won ($16,900) on Friday to low-income families. (KT)
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