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Abandoned signs rattle in strong winds, Jung-gu moves ahead
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- Jung-gu in Incheon has announced it will carry out the "2026 Unowned Hazardous Signboard Maintenance Project" to address old and abandoned signs at risk of falling.
- Jung-gu will accept applications for signs in the old downtown area on an ongoing basis from February to May, with removal planned for June; the project has been carried out every year since 2019.
- Residents wishing to apply can submit a removal application and site photos to the Jung-gu Office Architecture Division, while Yeongjong International City will proceed under a separate plan.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 강풍에 흔들리는 방치 간판, 중구가 선제 정비
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