Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power's Gori Nuclear Power Headquarters has launched the "Environmental Hygiene Improvement Project for Small Restaurants," which supports disinfection efforts for small restaurants in Gijang County, Busan.
On June 25, Gori Headquarters held a signing ceremony for the project in Gijang-eup and announced on June 26 that it would begin full-scale disinfection support activities for the first time this year. This project was established to prevent the spread of infectious diseases and to create an environment where local residents and visitors can dine out with peace of mind.
Gori Headquarters is conducting a project to improve the environmental hygiene of small restaurants in Gijang County.
Gori Headquarters plans to conduct a total of 320 disinfection sessions at 80 small restaurants in Gijang County. The aim is to reduce the financial burden on self-employed business owners and to revitalize the local commercial district.
Lee Sangwook, Head of Gori Nuclear Power Headquarters, stated, "I hope this disinfection support will help stabilize the management of local small business owners," and emphasized, "We will continue to carry out a variety of social contribution activities in cooperation with the local community."
Gori Headquarters also plans to continue pursuing activities that contribute to the region, such as supporting new vitality projects in the future.
Gori Headquarters is holding a signing ceremony for the project to improve the environmental hygiene of small restaurants.
© The Asia Business Daily(www.asiae.co.kr). All rights reserved.
