Se-Hoon Oh “I’ve never objected to free meals…Park Young-sun puns”

Se-hoon Oh, a preliminary candidate for the Mayor of Seoul’s Power of the People, attends the’Power to Change Seoul 1st Confrontation Debate’ held in the conference room at the Paik Beom Kim Gu Memorial Hall in Yongsan-gu, Seoul. 2021.2.16/News1 © News1 National Company Promotion Foundation

On the 17th, the preliminary candidate Oh Se-hoon, who ran for the 4·7 Seoul Mayor’s by-election, criticized Park Young-sun and the Democratic Party preliminary candidate as “a candidate who only plays with words, and has no qualifications for mayor of Seoul.”

“Preliminary candidate Park is busy putting up the free meal frame again. At that time, the Democratic Party’s “free meal frame” is trying to have fun again.” “In 2011 Oh Se-hoon was free of charge. I have never objected to the meal itself,” he pointed out.

Preliminary candidate Oh said, “At that time, we offered to provide full support for tuition, textbooks, after-school school expenses, and school uniform expenses to ‘50% of low-income students’ for free meals that would be included in the ‘50% of the highest income students’. I said.

Preliminary candidate Oh said, “Park is not able to answer specific questions while linking 21 multinuclear decentralized cities and 21 minute compact cities with carbon neutrality.” “The 21st century, 2021, and 21 are ridiculous. In response, the citizens of Seoul are confused.”

Oh, the preliminary candidate said, “Although it’s been nearly a month since we declared running for a run, we weren’t ready for the details and methods such as the 21 minute compact city. That’s why the qualities of the mayor of Seoul must be prepared.”

Preliminary Candidate Park criticized Oh preliminary on his Facebook page the day before as “I’m always impatient. I think about one and not two. (Like when I resigned because I couldn’t read the times due to the issue of free meals 10 years ago).

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