Seongdong District Chief Yoo Bo-hwa's First Approval Creates Redevelopment Task Force

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Yu Bo-hwa, head of Seongdong District Office, signs his first approval in his office on his first day in office. Photo courtesy of Seongdong District - Seoul Economic Daily Society News from South Korea
Yu Bo-hwa, head of Seongdong District Office, signs his first approval in his office on his first day in office. Photo courtesy of Seongdong District

Yoo Bo-hwa, chief of Seoul's Seongdong District, approved a "plan to establish a rapid management task force for redevelopment and reconstruction" as her first official task of the ninth popularly elected local government, marking the start of a new district administration from her office on the morning of her inauguration day Tuesday.

The task force, to be formed later, plans to support overall improvement projects together with outside experts and to back the rapid progress of projects through mediation at sites prone to conflict and customized consulting.

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Original reporting by Park Chang-gyu for Seoul Economic Daily.

AI-translated from Korean. Quotes from foreign sources are based on Korean-language reports and may not reflect exact original wording.

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