On the afternoon of July 4, Park Gangsu, mayor of Mapo District in Seoul, visited Seonhyeongui Forest and Saeteosan, two major green spaces in the area, to check the progress of disinfection efforts and worked to minimize inconvenience to residents caused by 'Lovebugs'.
Park Gangsu, mayor of Mapo District, is personally conducting disinfection while inspecting the 'Lovebug' disinfection site on the 4th. Provided by Mapo District.
Recently, 'Lovebugs' have been rapidly increasing throughout the city along with the hot weather. Although they are beneficial insects and do not harm people, they are causing inconvenience and discomfort to residents.
At the site, Mayor Park stated, "Even if Lovebugs are beneficial insects, the inconvenience experienced by residents is an issue that cannot be overlooked," adding, "We will continue to strengthen eco-friendly disinfection methods to ensure that Mapo residents can live with peace of mind."
Mapo District plans to continue systematic disinfection activities along with ongoing monitoring to prevent Lovebugs from causing inconvenience to residents.
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