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Guro-gu to Hold Living Law Education to Protect Residents' Rights
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- Guro-gu will hold 'Living Law Education' at the office's auditorium on September 20, with participant registration open on a first-come, first-served basis starting July 28.
- Following a lecture on preventing voice phishing in cooperation with the Crime Prevention Division of Seoul Guro Police Station, attorney Kwak Su-hyeon will teach basic legal knowledge on real estate transactions.
- Those wishing to attend may register by September 17 by calling the Planning and Budget Division, Guro-gu Office (02-860-2317), visiting in person, or scanning the QR code on the information poster.
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