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Seongdong-gu Becomes First in Nation to Launch Liability Insurance for People with Developmental Disabilities, Covering Up to 100 Million Won
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- Seongdong-gu in Seoul is launching the "Liability Insurance for People with Developmental Disabilities," the first of its kind in the nation, to prepare for accidents involving people with developmental disabilities.
- The insurance covers all people with developmental disabilities of any age registered as residents of Seongdong-gu, providing up to 100 million won in coverage with a personal copayment of 20,000 won.
- From July 28, groups and facilities for people with developmental disabilities will have priority for applications, after which applications will be accepted at any time at the Dong Community Service Center and the Senior and Disabled Welfare Division of the district office.
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