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Guri City Plants 5,000 Trees to Mark the 81st Arbor Day… Creating a Forest with Citizens
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- Guri City held a tree-planting event at Guri Hangang Citizens' Park on March 31 to mark the 81st Arbor Day.
- About 500 citizens planted 130 Korean rose of Sharon, 2,280 hydrangeas and other plants in flower beds near Godeok-Topyeong Bridge, creating a green space of about 5,000 trees.
- Guri Mayor Baek Gyeong-hyeon urged residents to take special care to prevent forest fires during the Cheongmyeong and Hansik period.
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