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Jawol-myeon Holds Clean-Up Day at Janggol Beach
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- Jawol-myeon in Ongjin-gun said it held a clean-up day at Janggol Beach on the 15th ahead of the beach's opening.
- About 40 people took part, including the head of Jawol-myeon, officials from partner organizations, township office staff and residents, and about 3 tons of waste was collected.
- Jawol-myeon added that it plans to continue environmental clean-up activities together with residents and partner organizations.
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