In addition, Democratic Party candidate Park Young-seon pledged to become a mother-like mayor and provide free lunch, snacks, and milk to 75,000 children in public and private kindergartens in Seoul.
In addition, Democratic Party candidate Park Young-seon is giving a fist to supporters in front of the front gate of Jayang Hanyang Apartment in Gwangjin-gu, Seoul on the morning of the 22nd. Reporter Oh Jong-taek
Candidate Park held a press conference next to an elementary school in Seongsu-dong, Seongdong-gu on the 22nd, and emphasized, “It is time for the Seoul City to go ahead and promote free kindergarten meals so that infants who need to grow for a long time while ingesting selected nutrients are not exposed to poor meals.” did.
Candidate Park also explained that “in this case, about 25 billion won will be incurred by Seoul City,” saying, “In this case, Seoul City will pay about 25 billion won,” saying, “In this case, Seoul City will pay about 25 billion won,” saying, “In this case, Seoul City will pay about 25 billion won,” saying, “In this case, Seoul City will pay about 25 billion won,” saying, “In this case, Seoul City will pay about 25 billion won.”
“If we promote free kindergarten meals following free school meals, we will solve our growing children’s food worries and reduce the burden of their parents’ meal expenses, thus completing the “Welfare Big Picture” of Seoul, which is free childcare and free education.” said.
Candidate Park announced five pledges, saying, “We will achieve a great transformation in Seoul with zero child care worries through five pledges with free meals and child care concerns.”
Candidate Park ▶Expansion of national and public daycare centers, recruitment of teachers ▶Double expansion of childcare manpower and space ▶Expand our neighborhood center for elementary children and placement of one-on-one childcare teachers ▶Strengthen the function of a comprehensive parenting center to provide parenting counseling support services ▶21 minutes living area With five pledges, such as promoting the village care community, he pledged to establish an integrated system by sharing responsibility for child care in the public, private, local community, and parents.
Candidate Park said, “Candidate Se-Hoon Oh used to express tax meals for free meals. What do you think?”
“The most important thing about children’s free meals is that they should not discriminate against children,” he said. “Candidate Se-hoon Oh discriminated against children 10 years ago, and since then, than after opposing free meals and resigning. Cannot be responsible for the future of Seoul,” he argued.
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